Salim took an interest inventory when planning his career path. Read his description of the inventory. Which two phrases reveal his interests? I took an interest inventory, and it showed that even though I value a relaxed working environment, I also want to do work that challenges me. Based on my love of traveling, I need to find a job that involves going to new places. I also like using social media, so I should have a job that involves managing or using social media. Overall, I think that I should look at a career as a travel blogger.

1. Based on my love of traveling, I need to find a job that involves going to new places.

2.  I also like using social media, so I should have a job that involves managing or using social media.

Explanation:

An interest in psychology refers to something (like an activity) that catches your attention and that you enjoy doing.

In this paragraph you are ask to choose the two phrases that reveal Salim interests.

The first one, would be:

Based on my love of traveling, I need to find a job that involves going to new places.

Here we are told that he is interested in traveling and therefore enjoys this activity.

The second one would be:

I also like using social media, so I should have a job that involves managing or using social media

Here we are told that he likes using social media, therefore, this would be an interest since he enjoys using it.

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