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Research Department  \nUpdated July 2012  \nData Guide  \nfor the CPI™ 434 Inventory  \nTable of Contents  \nDemographic Items ............................................................................................................. 3  \nCPI™ 434 Items ................................................................................................................. 9  \nCPI™ 434 Scales .............................................................................................................. 23  \nAppendix A – Country List............................................................................................... 25  \nAppendix B – Educational Major List .............................................................................. 27  \nAppendix C – Values of Occupation Category Questions................................................ 28  \nAppendix D – Values of Occupation Title Questions ...................................................... 29  \nCPI 434™ Inventory Data Guide Copyright 2012 CPP, Inc. All Rights Reserved.  \nMyers-Briggs Type Indicator, Myers-Briggs, MBTI,and the MBTI logo are trademarks or registered trademarks ofthe MBTI Trust, Inc. California Psychological Inventory, CPI, CPI 260, FIRO, FIRO-B, FIRO Business, SkillsOne, Strong Interest Inventory, and the CPI 260, CPP, FIRO, FIRO-B, FIRO Business, Strong, and TKI logos are trademarks or registered trademarks ofCPP, Inc.  \nVariable Name  \nVariable Description  \nResponse Values  \nCUSTOMER_NUM WEBUSER_ID  \nCLIENT_USER_ID_NUM EMAIL  \nFIRST_NAME LAST_NAME BATCH_NAME  \nBATCH_NUMBER  \nGENDER PERSONAL_IDETH_AFRICAN  \nETH_AMERICAN_INDIAN  \nETH_ASIAN  \nETH_CAUCASIAN  \nETH_INDIAN  \nETH_LATIN  \nETH_MIDEAST  \nETH_OTHER  \nETH_PACIFIC  \nETH_OTHER_DESC COUNTRY_ORIGIN AGE  \nZIP_CODE  \nCPP customer number  \nWebuser ID-value associated with SkillsOne® account  \nUnique client ID number Respondent’s e-mail address Respondent’s first name Respondent’s last name Name of batch assigned by customer  \nUnique identifier for each SkillsOne® batch Respondent’s gender Personal ID number field  \nAfrican American or Black  \nAmerican Indian or Alaskan Native Asian  \nCaucasian or White  \nIndian-from Indian subcontinent Latino, Latina or Hispanic  \nMiddle Easterner-from Middle East or North Africa  \nOther  \nNative Hawaiian or Pacific Islander  \nDescription of other ethnicity Country of origin Respondent’s age Zip code  \nnumeric  \nnumeric  \nnumeric text text text text  \nnumeric  \nF = Female; M = Male  \nText or numeric 0 = Not endorsed;  \n1 = Endorsed 0 = Not endorsed;  \n1 = Endorsed 0 = Not endorsed;  \n1 = Endorsed 0 = Not endorsed;  \n1 = Endorsed 0 = Not endorsed;  \n1 = Endorsed 0 = Not endorsed;  \n1 = Endorsed 0 = Not endorsed;  \n1 = Endorsed 0 = Not endorsed;  \n1 = Endorsed 0 = Not endorsed;  \n1 = Endorsed text See Appendix A  \nRange from 10 to 99 years text or numeric  \nCPI™ 434 Inventory Data Guide  \nVariable Name  \nVariable Description  \nResponse Values  \nPRESENT_STATUS  \nREASON_FOR_ASSESSMENT  \nCURRENT_OCCUPATION_CATEGORY  \nCURRENT_OCCUPATION_TITLE  \nNEW_OCCUPATION_CATEGORY NEW_OCCUPATION_TITLE VOC_OCCUPATION_CATEGORY  \nVOC_OCCUPATION_TITLE EDUCATION_LVL_GOAL  \nEDUCATION_YRS_GOAL  \nEDUCATION_FEEL  \nPresent employment status  \nReason for completing the assessment  \nEmployed respondent’s occupation category  \nEmployed respondent’s occupation title  \nJob applicant’s occupation category  \nJob applicant’s occupation title Vocational goal occupation category  \nVocational goal occupation title Respondent’s education goal – item presented to students only  \nYears spent working toward degree/diploma  \nSatisfaction with current major or course of study  \nCPI™ 434 Inventory Data Guide  \n1 = Working full-time  \n2 = Working part-time  \n3 = Not working for income  \n4 = Retired  \n5 = Enrolled as a full-time student  \n6 = None of the above  \n1 = Training  \n2 = Employment testing  \n3 = Career counseling  \n4 = Education  \n5 = Personal grow","cbCainoOJhoyX8GM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainoOJhoyX8GM","pdf",187955,45,"English","# Demographic Items\n# CPI™ 434 Items\n# CPI™ 434 Scales\n# Appendix A – Country List\n# Appendix B – Educational Major List\n# Appendix C – Values of Occupation Category Questions\n# Appendix D – Values of Occupation Title Questions","[{\"question\":\"How are work experience and satisfaction variables represented in response values?\",\"answer\":\"Work experience uses a numeric range from 0 to 46 with defined endpoints, while satisfaction variables are coded as ordinal levels from “Very satisfied” through “Very dissatisfied,” each mapped to a number.\"}]","Data Guide - for the CPI™ 434 Inventory - Updated July 2012 | PDF",113]