Career Motivational Anaylsis Quiz

Complete the test. Reflect on your motivational needs according to McClelland's Theory.

Based on what you answered for the Work Values Test, take a minute to review your Work Values Profile Report to see which areas are the most important in your career motivations and which are the least important. Fill in the information below to get a good view of your results.

  1. For each of the 14 work values, record how you scored in relation to the reference group listed within each paragraph (in bold) defining this value, then list what your Stanine score was for each area (listed under the Value Profiles section):
Work Value Area Comparison to Reference Group
(extremely low, low, above average, below average, etc.- find in bold in the definition paragraphs for each area below)
Stanine Score
(located in the 3. Value profiles section, the higher the number the more important it is to you)
Autonomy       
Creativity        
Variety        
Self-Development
Structure        
Security        
Influence        
Prestige        
Performance     
Financial Reward     
Work Life Balance   
Working Conditions        
Work Relationships    
Altruism        

2. After reading the paragraphs defining each work area for the TOP 3 scores you received and the BOTTOM 2 scores you received, respond back to if you think these scores are accurate for you or not, and why. (at least 5 sentences).


Source: Haley Hesselberg, https://wlresources.dpi.wi.gov/authoring/1664-work-values-career-motivation-test-analysis-and-re/view
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