Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
886896 Journal of Vocational Behavior 2014 16 Pages PDF
Abstract

•We present the Career Role Identification Questionnaire (CRIQ).•We present the Comparison Awareness Inducing technique (CAIT).•Across samples the CRIQ is a reliable measure of career role identification.•Semi-comparative response formats lead to moderation of desirable responding.

The article presents a new measure for career role identification, the Career Role Identification Questionnaire (CRIQ). In constructing the CRIQ, we used the Comparison Awareness Inducing Technique (CAIT), a new and innovative method to reduce the effects of self-presentation tactics.The results show that the CRIQ measures identification with the six career roles conceptualized by Hoekstra (2011). The inventory has reliable scales and a clear factorial structure. Furthermore, the CAIT receives some support as a new way to deal with the problem of social desirability in self-report measures. The CAIT technique is thought to induce comparison awareness and thus suppress various response tendencies.

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