Occupational Relationships Profile

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Note: This test review was published by BPS on 10th December 2004

Description of the Test:

The Occupational Relationships Profile is a personality trait measure with normative rating. The ORP was designed to measure a person’s social interaction within the workplace. It aims to provide a more direct and occupationally focused measure than those provided by clinically derived tests of personality and to overcome the difficulty of relating the results from such tools to behaviour at work. It seeks to do this by concentrating solely on the interpersonal aspects of personality at work and by using language relevant to the workplace. The ORP contains 102 questions that are used to compute scores on six Core scales, two Composite scales, and four Special scales. The composite scales are calculated from the responses to the six core scales. The scales of the ORP are: 1 Core scales - Contact at work, Membership, Power, Responsiveness, Openness, and Shyness; 2 Composite scales - Sociability, and Proactivity; 3 Special Scales - Team, Individual, Leadership overall (Coach, Fighter or Expert), and Preferred style of leader (Coach, Fighter or Expert).

Authors: Colin Selby

Test Publisher: Selby & Mills Ltd.