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Motives, Values, Preferences Inventory (MVPI) Flashcards

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  1. Which MVPI scale reflects a person's desire for wealth, profit, and financial return on investments?

    Answer: Commerce

    The Commerce scale measures motivation toward business opportunities, financial gain, and profit-driven activities.

  2. An employee who consistently volunteers for community outreach and prioritizes helping disadvantaged groups is likely high on which MVPI scale?

    Answer: Altruistic

    The Altruistic scale captures motivation to help others, improve society, and contribute to the greater good.

  3. The MVPI Science scale is best associated with which workplace preference?

    Answer: Analyzing data and solving abstract problems

    High Science scorers are motivated by learning, research, data analysis, and understanding complex problems.

  4. How does the MVPI differ from personality assessments like the HPI?

    Answer: The MVPI assesses core values and motivators, while HPI assesses personality traits

    The MVPI captures what people want and value (motivators), while the HPI captures how people typically behave (personality traits).

  5. A manager who strongly prefers orderly environments, clear policies, and avoids ambiguity is likely high on which MVPI scale?

    Answer: Security

    The Security scale reflects a strong need for structure, predictability, and risk avoidance in work environments.

  6. Which statement best describes the Aesthetics scale on the MVPI?

    Answer: Drive for self-expression, creativity, and good design

    The Aesthetics scale captures motivation toward creative expression, visual appeal, and design-oriented work.

  7. In an MVPI report, what does a very low score on the Hedonism scale suggest about a candidate?

    Answer: They prefer serious, task-focused work environments over fun or social activities

    Low Hedonism scorers prefer structured, serious work settings and are less motivated by fun, excitement, or social play.