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Psychological tests evaluate

*abilities and interests


- interest can influence career decisions


*2 most widely used ORIGINAL tetsts:


-SVIB (1927)


-kuder preference survey (1939)

Strong vocational interest black (SVIB)

Premise: different professionals have different patterns of interest


goal: match a subjects interest to people happy in their careers


SVIB criterion group approach


pros and cons

pros


-300 ppl in each career sample


-high long-term test retest reliability (starting at age 17)


cons


-no theoretical basis


-gender bias, different norms and forms by GENDER



Strong Cambell Interest Inventory


SCII

*response to SVIB criticisms


-single form for both genders


-based on holland's theory


.......occupational interest expresses personality


.......people fall into 6 interest categories


*7 parts , 325 items, like dislike


RIASEC (holland)

Realistic: technical material & outdoor activites


Investigative: science/process of investigation


Artistic: self-expression & being dramatic


Social: helping others


Enterprising: power/political strength


Conventional: well organized/ clerical


Strong-cambell scoring

4 sets of scores:


1. general themes from each interest category (activities enjoyed)


2. administrative indices (reliability)


3. basic interests (science, math, athletics)


4. 124! occupational scales using criterion group


recent versions of the STRONG

*Cambell interest &skill survery CISS, 1992


>criterion group comparisons for 120 occupations


*Strong interest inventory SII, 2007


>construction of a 5 point likert scale


>results in 244 occupational scales, and basic interest scales high predictive validity in selection of college major

Kuder occupational interest survey


kois

*2nd most used interest SCII


-100 triads of alternatives activities


...>select most and least preferred


...>criterion-group comparisons


...>used for choosing college major and career


psychometrics: interest remain stable over 30 years, high predictive validity

Other vocational interest inventories


CAI

*career-assesment inventory (caI)


*not for careers requiring college assessment training


*use's hollands 6 occupational theme scales


*lacks culture and gender bias

other vocational interest inventories


SDS

SDS(self directed survey)


-self-administered, self-scored, self-interpreted


-test takers


..list aspirations


..indicate occupational preferences


..rate abilities


*linked to occupational finder


*match your interest codes with occupational codes