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Occupational Interests Profile Plus Technical Manual
Occupational Interests Profile Plus Technical Manual
Occupational Interests Profile Plus Technical Manual
technical
manual
c
ONTENTS
1 OVERVIEW
3 ADMINISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS
4 REFERENCES
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LIST OF TABLES 3
1 STANDARDISATION SAMPLE COMPOSITION
2 OIP+ INTERNAL CONSISTENCIES & ITEM TOTAL CORRELATIONS (ITC’S)
3 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN OIP+ PERSONAL WORK NEEDS (N = 2556)
4 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN OIP+ VOCATIONAL INTERESTS (N = 2556)
5 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN OIP+ INTERESTS & WORK NEEDS (N = 2556)
6 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN 15FQ AND OIP+ WORK NEEDS (N=1971)
7 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN 15FQ AND OIP+ VOCATIONAL INTERESTS
8 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN JTI AND OIP+ (N=1971)
9 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN OIP+ SCALES AND HOLLAND’S VPI INTEREST SCALES
10 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN OIP+ AND VPI ADDITIONAL SCALES
11 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN OIP+ INTERESTS & ROTHWELL-MILLER
12 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN OIP+ AND OPP SCALES
13 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN OIP+WORK NEEDS & 16PF
14 OIP+ (N=2556) FACTOR PATTERN LOADINGS
LIST OF FIGURES
1 OIP+ PROFILE FOR PERSUASIVE OCCUPATIONS
2 OIP+ PROFILE FOR PRACTICAL ROLES
3 OIP+ PROFILE OF BUREAUCRATIC ROLES
4 OIP+ §PROFILE OF CARING ROLES
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OVERVIEW
The OIP+ is a test developed for use
in a wide range of assessment and
guidance situations. The test was
developed in the United Kingdom on
a large sample of individuals drawn
from a wide range of different age
and occupational groups and social
backgrounds. Thus the OIP+ is par-
ticularly appropriate for use in
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MEASURING PERSONAL QUALITIES
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INTRODUCTION
CONSTRUCT VALIDITY
Males Females
4 51 29 20-45 55 27 21-42
5 36 16 16-17 40 16 16-17
OIP+ Interests 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
OIP+ Work Needs Pers. Sci. Prac. Admin Caring Art. Log.
Need for Variety .44 .18 .32 -.01 .13 .26 .25
Need for Stability .38 .25 .37 .26 .16 .05 .39
Need for Change -.09 -.02 -.14 -.14 .02 .14 -.18
Need for People .56 .04 .12 .11 .39 .28 .17
Need for Control .71 .23 .29 .30 .10 .20 .45
15FQ Scale Pers Scient Pract Admin Nur Art Log OIP+ Scale EI SN TF JP
Outgoing .44 .15 .15 .23 .16 .18 Variety -.21 .16 .22
Calm-stable .30 .22 .26 Stability -.23 -.30
Assertive .42 .13 .25 Structure -.15 -.22 -.24 -.35
Enthusiastic .47 .22 .15 People -.57
Detailed .15 .29 .22 Control -.24
Socially Bold .57 .21 .28 .14
Intuitive .16 -.21 .15 .44 Persuasive -.38 .17
Suspicious -.16 Scientific .13
Conceptual .26 .14 .16 .48 Practical -.13
Restrained .15 .13 Administrative -.15
Self-doubting -.14 Nurturing -.25 .15
Radical .13 .24 Artistic -.18 .40 .24 .13
Self-sufficient -.30 -.26 Logical .10 -.10
Disciplined .16 .23 .17
Tense-driven .22 Table 8: Correlations between JTI and
Distortion .18 .14 .14 .17 .22 OIP+ (n=1971)
Variety
Change -.27
Structure .24
People .38
Control .26
Persuasive .27 .36
Scientific .24 .73 -.35
Practical .53 .37
Administrative .42 .57
Nurturing .66
Artistic .76
Logical .32 .32 -.20 -.25
R Realistic S Social
I Investigative E Enterprising
A Artistic C Conventional
Variety -.38
Change
Structure .22
People .21
Control .21
Persuasive .41 -.25
Scientific .28
Practical -.39
Administrative
Nurturing -.43
Artistic -.45 .31 -.32
Logical .32
Outdoor -.32
Mechanical .54 -.41
Computational .48 -.59 -.45 .51
Scientific .55 -.31 -.47
Persuasive .21 -.37
Aesthetic .71
Literary .41
Musical .43
Soc. Serv. -.32 -.49 -.31 .55 -.44
Clerical .41 .30
Practical
Medical
A
B
C .42
E .38
F .49 .46
G -.34 -.63
H .32 .45 .48 .49
I
L
M -.35
N -.31
O -.59
Q1
Q2 -.48 -.41
Q3 -.54
Q4 -.59 -.57
FG .36
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The instructions below should be read out verbatim and the same script
should be followed each time the OIP is administered to one or more candi-
dates. Instructions for the administrator are printed in ordinary type.
Instructions designed to be read aloud to candidates incorporate a grey
shaded background, italics and speech marks.
Then ask:
“Print your surname, first name and title clearly on the line
provided, followed by your age and sex. Please insert
today’s date which is [ ] on the ‘Comments’ line”
Walk around the room to check that the instructions are being followed.
Remembering to read slowly and clearly, go to the front of the group and say:
“Please open the booklet and follow the instructions for this
test as I read them aloud.”
(Pause to allow booklets to be opened).
Ratings:
1 2 3 4 5
Strongly Agree In Disagree Strongly
Agree between Disagree
“Please begin”
Answer only questions relating to procedure at this stage, but enter in the
Administrator’s Test Record any other problems which occur. Walk around
the room at appropriate intervals to check for potential problems. When
everybody has completed the questionnaire:
Then say:
The instructions below should be read out verbatim and the same script
should be followed each time the OIP is administered to one or more candi-
dates. Instructions for the administrator are printed in ordinary type.
Instructions designed to be read aloud to candidates incorporate a grey
shaded background, italics and speech marks.
Then ask:
“Print your surname, first name and title clearly on the line
provided, followed by your age and sex. Please insert
today’s date which is [ ] on the ‘Comments’ line”
Walk around the room to check that the instructions are being followed.
Remembering to read slowly and clearly, go to the front of the group and say:
“Please open the booklet and follow the instructions for this
test as I read them aloud.”
(Pause to allow booklets to be opened).
Ratings:
1 2 3 4 5
Strongly Agree In Disagree Strongly
Agree between Disagree
“Please begin”
Answer only questions relating to procedure at this stage, but enter in the
Administrator’s Test Record any other problems which occur. Walk around
the room at appropriate intervals to check for potential problems. When
everybody has completed the questionnaire:
Then say: