Hall Occupational Orientation Inventory

Robert C. Chope

The Hall Occupational Orientation Inventory (HOOI) is an ambitious undertaking designed to aid career and personal exploration through the self-assessment of needs, values, interests, and abilities. Resembling a psychometric one-stop shop, items cover more dimensions at once than other tools used for similar exploratory purposes. The HOOI was originally published in 1968 in three forms: an intermediate form primarily for students in Grades 3 to 7, a young adult-college form, and an adult basic form. Based on the doctoral dissertation of its developer, Lacy G Hall, it is now in its fourth edition. There are three forms commercially available: Form II, which is primarily for junior high school students through adults who are not college bound; a Young Adult-College Form; ...

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