Comparison of User Reaction to Two Methods of Strong Interest Inventory Administration and Report Feedback

Abstract

College students had positive reactions to computer-and paper-and-pencil administered forms of the Strong Interest Inventory (Hansen & Campbell, 1985) and to profile and interpretive reports of results, with slight preferences for computer administration and the interpretive report.

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