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Vocational interests and career

Minnesota Importance Questionnaire.

MIQ

Vocational interests and careerOpen with attributionPaired Form = 190 paired comparisons; Ranked Form presents needs in blocks of 5 (covers a 21st need, autonomy)

Vocational needs and work values within the Theory of Work Adjustment: 20 work-need reinforcers (e.g. achievement, autonomy/independence, compensation, security, social service) grouping into 6 work values - Achievement, Altruism, Autonomy, Comfort, Safety, and Status.

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Length and format
Paired Form = 190 paired comparisons; Ranked Form presents needs in blocks of 5 (covers a 21st need, autonomy). Paired Form = forced-choice between need statements; Ranked Form = rank-ordering needs within blocks (ipsative) (self-report questionnaire)
Language versions
Various research adaptations; used internationally in work-values research
Licence
open with attribution

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Reference
Rounds, J.B., Henly, G.A., Dawis, R.V., Lofquist, L.H., & Weiss, D.J. (1981). Manual for the Minnesota Importance Questionnaire. University of Minnesota. https://vpr.psych.umn.edu/miq

https://vpr.psych.umn.edu/miq

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