Pređi na glavni sadržaj
Vocational interests and career

Career Barriers Inventory - Revised.

CBI-R

Vocational interests and careerOpen with attribution102 (original CBI 1996); CBI-R approx 70 items in 13 scales - CBI-R count unverified

Perceived career-related barriers across 13 scales, including sex discrimination, lack of confidence, multiple-role conflict, conflict between children and career demands, racial discrimination, inadequate preparation, disapproval by significant others, decision-making difficulties, dissatisfaction with career, discouragement from non-traditional careers, disability and health concerns, job-market constraints, and difficulties with networking and socialisation.

Length and format
102 (original CBI 1996); CBI-R approx 70 items in 13 scales - CBI-R count unverified. 7-pt likelihood and hindrance ratings (self-report questionnaire)
Language versions
Korean, Turkish, Chinese and Spanish adaptations reported - count unverified
Licence
open with attribution

Licence classification is a research judgement by the catalogue’s authors, not legal advice, and it can be out of date. Confirm terms with the copyright holder or publisher before using an instrument, especially for commercial use.

Reference
Swanson, J.L., Daniels, K.K., & Tokar, D.M. (1996). Assessing perceptions of career-related barriers: The Career Barriers Inventory. Journal of Career Assessment, 4(2), 219-244. https://doi.org/10.1177/106907279600400207

https://doi.org/10.1177/106907279600400207

More in Vocational interests and career

Use this instrument with your own participants

Research Seat is our white-label assessment platform for research teams and academics: we host and deliver an instrument under your branding, score it, and hand back the data. Whether we can deliver this particular one depends on its licence, which here is open with attribution. Tell us what you are measuring and we will say what is possible.

I am looking at this for (optional)

We use what you send only to answer your enquiry. See our privacy policy.