What is the Vocational Interest Inventory (VII)?

The Vocational Interest Inventory (VII) is indeed closely aligned with Anne Roe's fields and levels taxonomy, which classifies occupational interests according to two primary dimensions: fields of work and levels of achievement. This taxonomy is designed to help individuals understand their career interests relative to various occupational areas and complexity levels, allowing for a more tailored career assessment.

Using the VII, individuals can identify their preferences in different career areas and understand how these preferences relate to specific jobs or roles within the broader labor market. This alignment with Roe's theory makes the VII a valuable tool for practitioners who aim to assist clients in exploring compatible career paths based on their interests and the framework of occupational fields and levels that Roe developed.

The other choices present tools or processes that, while valuable in their own right, do not accurately define the VII specifically.