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Synthesize, Combine Parts Into A Whole

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Mapped Activities

  1. There are currently no mapped activities.

Mapped Detailed Activities

  1. index information resources
  2. grade, classify, or sort products according to specifications
  3. recognize interrelationships among social statistics or indicators
  4. recognize interrelationships among individuals or social groups

Mapped ONET attributes

  1. Ability - Information Ordering
  2. ONET Skill - Systems Analysis

Mapped Occupations

  1. Archeologists (4.67)
  2. File Clerks (4.50)
  3. Area, Ethnic, and Cultural Studies Teachers, Postsecondary (4.49)
  4. Sociologists (4.48)
  5. Anthropologists (4.43)
  6. Geographers (4.40)
  7. Political Scientists (4.39)
  8. Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists (4.33)
  9. Biostatisticians (4.25)
  10. Library Assistants, Clerical (4.25)
  11. Industrial-Organizational Psychologists (4.14)
  12. Marine Engineers (4.13)
  13. Chief Executives (4.12)
  14. Clinical Data Managers (4.12)
  15. Logistics Engineers (4.12)
  16. Archivists (4.12)
  17. Librarians (4.09)
  18. Curators (4.05)
  19. Urban and Regional Planners (4.03)
  20. Police, Fire, and Ambulance Dispatchers (4.00)
  21. Mathematicians (4.00)
  22. Mechanical Engineers (4.00)
  23. Economists (4.00)
  24. Robotics Engineers (4.00)
  25. Airline Pilots, Copilots, and Flight Engineers (4.00)
  26. Architects, Except Landscape and Naval (4.00)
  27. Bioinformatics Scientists (4.00)
  28. Biochemists and Biophysicists (4.00)
  29. Desktop Publishers (4.00)
  30. Preventive Medicine Physicians (4.00)
  31. Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists (4.00)
  32. Acute Care Nurses (4.00)
  33. Statisticians (4.00)
  34. Physicists (4.00)
  35. Microbiologists (4.00)
  36. Government Property Inspectors and Investigators (4.00)
  37. Chemical Engineers (4.00)
  38. School Psychologists (3.97)
  39. Farmworkers, Farm, Ranch, and Aquacultural Animals (3.94)
  40. Anthropology and Archeology Teachers, Postsecondary (3.93)
  41. Social Work Teachers, Postsecondary (3.93)
  42. Mining and Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engineers (3.88)
  43. Forest and Conservation Workers (3.88)
  44. Manufacturing Engineers (3.88)
  45. Water Resource Specialists (3.88)
  46. Informatics Nurse Specialists (3.88)
  47. Operations Research Analysts (3.88)
  48. Sales Agents, Securities and Commodities (3.88)
  49. Clergy (3.88)
  50. Foresters (3.88)
  51. Actuaries (3.88)
  52. Nuclear Engineers (3.88)
  53. Business Continuity Planners (3.88)
  54. Registered Nurses (3.88)
  55. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (3.88)
  56. Water/Wastewater Engineers (3.88)
  57. Survey Researchers (3.88)
  58. Food Batchmakers (3.88)
  59. Human Factors Engineers and Ergonomists (3.88)
  60. Explosives Workers, Ordnance Handling Experts, and Blasters (3.88)
  61. Air Traffic Controllers (3.88)
  62. Maintenance and Repair Workers, General (3.88)
  63. Occupational Therapists (3.88)
  64. First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives (3.88)
  65. Neurologists (3.88)
  66. Atmospheric and Space Scientists (3.88)
  67. Transportation Engineers (3.88)
  68. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physicians (3.88)
  69. Electronics Engineering Technologists (3.88)
  70. Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Revenue Agents (3.88)
  71. Electrical Engineers (3.88)
  72. Petroleum Engineers (3.88)
  73. Civil Engineers (3.88)
  74. Robotics Technicians (3.88)
  75. Environmental Compliance Inspectors (3.88)
  76. Fabric and Apparel Patternmakers (3.88)
  77. Equal Opportunity Representatives and Officers (3.88)
  78. Procurement Clerks (3.88)
  79. First-Line Supervisors of Aquacultural Workers (3.88)
  80. Program Directors (3.88)
  81. Dentists, General (3.88)
  82. Forensic Science Technicians (3.88)
  83. Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health (3.88)
  84. Anesthesiologists (3.88)
  85. Manufacturing Engineering Technologists (3.88)
  86. Art Directors (3.88)
  87. Log Graders and Scalers (3.85)
  88. Child, Family, and School Social Workers (3.85)
  89. Editors (3.83)
  90. Farm and Home Management Advisors (3.75)
  91. Risk Management Specialists (3.75)
  92. Police Identification and Records Officers (3.75)
  93. Intelligence Analysts (3.75)
  94. Pediatricians, General (3.75)
  95. Social and Community Service Managers (3.75)
  96. Internists, General (3.75)
  97. Coaches and Scouts (3.75)
  98. Surgeons (3.75)
  99. Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurses (3.75)
  100. Municipal Fire Fighting and Prevention Supervisors (3.75)
  101. Dietitians and Nutritionists (3.75)
  102. Remote Sensing Scientists and Technologists (3.75)
  103. Network and Computer Systems Administrators (3.75)
  104. Computer and Information Research Scientists (3.75)
  105. Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians (3.75)
  106. Pharmacists (3.75)
  107. Mapping Technicians (3.75)
  108. Pathologists (3.75)
  109. Hospitalists (3.75)
  110. Electronics Engineers, Except Computer (3.75)
  111. Software Developers, Applications (3.75)
  112. Biologists (3.75)
  113. Chefs and Head Cooks (3.75)
  114. Lawyers (3.75)
  115. Energy Engineers (3.75)
  116. Management Analysts (3.75)
  117. Interpreters and Translators (3.75)
  118. Special Education Teachers, Secondary School (3.75)
  119. Respiratory Therapists (3.75)
  120. Education Administrators, Postsecondary (3.75)
  121. First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers (3.75)
  122. Emergency Management Directors (3.75)
  123. Biomedical Engineers (3.75)
  124. Computer Systems Engineers/Architects (3.75)
  125. Postmasters and Mail Superintendents (3.75)
  126. Nuclear Medicine Physicians (3.75)
  127. Loan Counselors (3.75)
  128. Agricultural Engineers (3.75)
  129. Regulatory Affairs Managers (3.75)
  130. Geodetic Surveyors (3.75)
  131. Computer Programmers (3.75)
  132. Industrial Safety and Health Engineers (3.75)
  133. Sales Engineers (3.75)
  134. Financial Examiners (3.75)
  135. Medical and Health Services Managers (3.75)
  136. Fire-Prevention and Protection Engineers (3.75)
  137. Soil and Plant Scientists (3.75)
  138. Directors- Stage, Motion Pictures, Television, and Radio (3.75)
  139. Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education (3.75)
  140. Environmental Engineering Technicians (3.75)
  141. Administrative Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers (3.75)
  142. Education Administrators, Elementary and Secondary School (3.75)
  143. Lodging Managers (3.75)
  144. Commercial Pilots (3.75)
  145. Treasurers and Controllers (3.75)
  146. Reservation and Transportation Ticket Agents and Travel Clerks (3.75)
  147. Radiologists (3.75)
  148. Radiation Therapists (3.75)
  149. Chemists (3.75)
  150. Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary (3.75)
  151. Instructional Coordinators (3.75)
  152. Park Naturalists (3.75)
  153. Remote Sensing Technicians (3.75)
  154. Non-Destructive Testing Specialists (3.75)
  155. Molecular and Cellular Biologists (3.75)
  156. Marine Architects (3.75)
  157. Credit Authorizers (3.75)
  158. Nurse Practitioners (3.75)
  159. Critical Care Nurses (3.75)
  160. Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers (3.74)
  161. Sawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Wood (3.67)
  162. Petroleum Pump System Operators, Refinery Operators, and Gaugers (3.63)
  163. Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Powerhouse, Substation, and Relay (3.63)
  164. Avionics Technicians (3.63)
  165. Broadcast News Analysts (3.63)
  166. Statistical Assistants (3.63)
  167. Geological Sample Test Technicians (3.63)
  168. Ship and Boat Captains (3.63)
  169. Rotary Drill Operators, Oil and Gas (3.63)
  170. First-Line Supervisors of Logging Workers (3.63)
  171. Industrial Machinery Mechanics (3.63)
  172. Computer Numerically Controlled Machine Tool Programmers, Metal and Plastic (3.63)
  173. Commercial Divers (3.63)
  174. Logisticians (3.63)
  175. Chemical Plant and System Operators (3.63)
  176. Nursery and Greenhouse Managers (3.63)
  177. Locomotive Engineers (3.63)
  178. Social Science Research Assistants (3.63)
  179. First-Line Supervisors of Animal Husbandry and Animal Care Workers (3.63)
  180. Data Entry Keyers (3.63)
  181. Loss Prevention Managers (3.62)
  182. Epidemiologists (3.62)
  183. Computer and Information Systems Managers (3.62)
  184. Regulatory Affairs Specialists (3.62)
  185. Computer Network Architects (3.62)
  186. Animal Scientists (3.62)
  187. Geneticists (3.62)
  188. Business Intelligence Analysts (3.62)
  189. Supply Chain Managers (3.62)
  190. Biochemical Engineers (3.62)
  191. Human Resources Managers (3.62)
  192. Occupational Health and Safety Specialists (3.62)
  193. Logistics Analysts (3.62)
  194. Fire Investigators (3.62)
  195. Urologists (3.62)
  196. Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians (3.62)
  197. Counseling Psychologists (3.62)
  198. Film and Video Editors (3.62)
  199. Speech-Language Pathologists (3.62)
  200. Industrial Production Managers (3.62)
  201. Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists (3.62)
  202. Preschool Teachers, Except Special Education (3.62)
  203. Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education (3.62)
  204. Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary (3.62)
  205. Recreational Therapists (3.62)
  206. Sports Medicine Physicians (3.62)
  207. Naturopathic Physicians (3.62)
  208. Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technicians (3.62)
  209. Veterinary Technologists and Technicians (3.62)
  210. Assessors (3.62)
  211. Nuclear Monitoring Technicians (3.62)
  212. Biological Technicians (3.62)
  213. Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers (3.62)
  214. Materials Scientists (3.62)
  215. Nuclear Power Reactor Operators (3.62)
  216. Chiropractors (3.62)
  217. Biomass Power Plant Managers (3.62)
  218. Genetic Counselors (3.62)
  219. Auditors (3.62)
  220. Architectural and Engineering Managers (3.62)
  221. Computer User Support Specialists (3.62)
  222. Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education (3.62)
  223. Surveyors (3.62)
  224. Psychiatrists (3.62)
  225. Industrial Engineers (3.62)
  226. Police Detectives (3.62)
  227. Food Scientists and Technologists (3.62)
  228. Photonics Engineers (3.62)
  229. Neuropsychologists and Clinical Neuropsychologists (3.62)
  230. Purchasing Agents, Except Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products (3.62)
  231. Transportation Planners (3.62)
  232. Astronomers (3.62)
  233. Nuclear Equipment Operation Technicians (3.62)
  234. Judicial Law Clerks (3.62)
  235. Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers (3.62)
  236. Museum Technicians and Conservators (3.62)
  237. Audio and Video Equipment Technicians (3.62)
  238. Physician Assistants (3.62)
  239. Obstetricians and Gynecologists (3.62)
  240. Nuclear Medicine Technologists (3.62)
  241. Dermatologists (3.62)
  242. Court Clerks (3.62)
  243. Ophthalmologists (3.62)
  244. Construction Managers (3.62)
  245. Veterinarians (3.62)
  246. Aerospace Engineers (3.62)
  247. Histotechnologists and Histologic Technicians (3.62)
  248. Chemical Technicians (3.62)
  249. Fire Inspectors (3.62)
  250. Technical Writers (3.62)
  251. Criminal Investigators and Special Agents (3.62)
  252. Orthodontists (3.62)
  253. First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers (3.62)
  254. Nurse Anesthetists (3.62)
  255. Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive (3.62)
  256. Athletic Trainers (3.62)
  257. Sheet Metal Workers (3.62)
  258. Coroners (3.62)
  259. Millwrights (3.62)
  260. Database Administrators (3.62)
  261. Clinical Research Coordinators (3.62)
  262. Mechanical Engineering Technologists (3.62)
  263. Computer Systems Analysts (3.62)
  264. Historians (3.60)
  265. Hunters and Trappers (3.59)
  266. Educational, Guidance, School, and Vocational Counselors (3.54)
  267. Packaging and Filling Machine Operators and Tenders (3.53)
  268. Psychiatric Technicians (3.50)
  269. Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School (3.50)
  270. Product Safety Engineers (3.50)
  271. Software Developers, Systems Software (3.50)
  272. Food Service Managers (3.50)
  273. Cytogenetic Technologists (3.50)
  274. Mechanical Engineering Technicians (3.50)
  275. Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers (3.50)
  276. Library Technicians (3.50)
  277. Quality Control Systems Managers (3.50)
  278. Information Technology Project Managers (3.50)
  279. Public Relations and Fundraising Managers (3.50)
  280. Word Processors and Typists (3.50)
  281. Natural Sciences Managers (3.50)
  282. General and Operations Managers (3.50)
  283. Mental Health Counselors (3.50)
  284. Financial Managers, Branch or Department (3.50)
  285. Gaming Cage Workers (3.50)
  286. Purchasing Managers (3.50)
  287. Accountants (3.50)
  288. Aquacultural Managers (3.50)
  289. Landscape Architects (3.50)
  290. Compliance Managers (3.50)
  291. Industrial Engineering Technologists (3.50)
  292. Energy Auditors (3.50)
  293. Nurse Midwives (3.50)
  294. Aerospace Engineering and Operations Technicians (3.50)
  295. Real Estate Sales Agents (3.50)
  296. Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists (3.50)
  297. Roof Bolters, Mining (3.50)
  298. Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers (3.50)
  299. Validation Engineers (3.50)
  300. Marriage and Family Therapists (3.50)
  301. Hydrologists (3.50)
  302. Audio-Visual and Multimedia Collections Specialists (3.50)
  303. Nursing Instructors and Teachers, Postsecondary (3.50)
  304. Technical Directors/Managers (3.50)
  305. Orthotists and Prosthetists (3.50)
  306. Podiatrists (3.50)
  307. Industrial Engineering Technicians (3.50)
  308. Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics (3.50)
  309. Human Resources Specialists (3.50)
  310. Parts Salespersons (3.50)
  311. Credit Analysts (3.50)
  312. Electrical Engineering Technologists (3.50)
  313. Video Game Designers (3.50)
  314. Architecture Teachers, Postsecondary (3.50)
  315. Environmental Engineers (3.50)
  316. Special Education Teachers, Middle School (3.50)
  317. Architectural Drafters (3.50)
  318. Reporters and Correspondents (3.50)
  319. Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health (3.50)
  320. Optometrists (3.50)
  321. Physical Therapists (3.50)
  322. Anesthesiologist Assistants (3.50)
  323. Cytotechnologists (3.50)
  324. Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists (3.50)
  325. Neurodiagnostic Technologists (3.50)
  326. Surgical Technologists (3.50)
  327. Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants (3.50)
  328. Radiologic Technicians (3.50)
  329. Electricians (3.50)
  330. Medical Equipment Preparers (3.50)
  331. First-Line Supervisors of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers, Hand (3.50)
  332. Loan Interviewers and Clerks (3.50)
  333. Budget Analysts (3.50)
  334. First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers (3.50)
  335. Electro-Mechanical Technicians (3.50)
  336. Electric Motor, Power Tool, and Related Repairers (3.50)
  337. Range Managers (3.50)
  338. Automotive Master Mechanics (3.50)
  339. Precision Agriculture Technicians (3.50)
  340. Locksmiths and Safe Repairers (3.50)
  341. Paralegals and Legal Assistants (3.50)
  342. Geothermal Production Managers (3.50)
  343. Floral Designers (3.50)
  344. Training and Development Managers (3.50)
  345. Pharmacy Technicians (3.50)
  346. Education Administrators, Preschool and Childcare Center/Program (3.50)
  347. Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs (3.50)
  348. Railroad Conductors and Yardmasters (3.50)
  349. Brokerage Clerks (3.50)
  350. Sales Managers (3.50)
  351. Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers (3.50)
  352. Tellers (3.50)
  353. Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal and Plastic (3.50)
  354. Patient Representatives (3.50)
  355. Power Distributors and Dispatchers (3.50)
  356. Computer Operators (3.50)
  357. Medical Appliance Technicians (3.50)
  358. Insurance Claims Clerks (3.50)
  359. Freight and Cargo Inspectors (3.50)
  360. Computer, Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repairers (3.50)
  361. Insurance Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators (3.50)
  362. Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment (3.50)
  363. Software Quality Assurance Engineers and Testers (3.50)
  364. Bicycle Repairers (3.50)
  365. Electromechanical Engineering Technologists (3.50)
  366. Chemical Equipment Operators and Tenders (3.50)
  367. Soil and Water Conservationists (3.50)
  368. Claims Examiners, Property and Casualty Insurance (3.50)
  369. Forest and Conservation Technicians (3.50)
  370. Fraud Examiners, Investigators and Analysts (3.50)
  371. Judges, Magistrate Judges, and Magistrates (3.50)
  372. Information Security Analysts (3.50)
  373. Commercial and Industrial Designers (3.50)
  374. Web Developers (3.50)
  375. Sound Engineering Technicians (3.50)
  376. Geographic Information Systems Technicians (3.50)
  377. Clinical Nurse Specialists (3.50)
  378. Computer Hardware Engineers (3.50)
  379. Speech-Language Pathology Assistants (3.50)
  380. Materials Engineers (3.50)
  381. First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers (3.50)
  382. Civil Drafters (3.50)