MOTIVATOR STUDENTS

The MOTIVATOR - Professional Values & Motivation Test was developed entirely in Greece, aiming to evaluate the professional motives of Greek students. It was structured in the Greek language from the very beginning, and weighted to apply to Greek students. Work values and motivations play a crucial role in the decision-making process related to the professional route a young student will choose to follow in the future. Incorporating a total of 80 questions, this test evaluates 16 distinct work values, such as altruism, prestige and reputation, personal principles, work environment, etc.

The test consists of 80 simple questions describing various professional activities, the answers to which do not require special knowledge. As a user, you will be asked to indicate, on a 5-point scale, the degree to which each of these characteristics is important to you in choosing your future profession.

Responsible for the development of the questionnaire is Dr. Georgia Ath. Koumoundourou, Doctor of the University of Athens in the field of Vocational Counseling, holds a Master's Degree Specialization Diploma in "Counseling and Vocational Orientation" of the Department of Philosophy-Pedagogy-Psychology of the University of Athens. He is a Teacher, Graduate Department of Philosophy-Pedagogy-Psychology (direction: Psychology) of the University of Athens. Scientific collaborator in the development and validation of the test is Dr Ioannis Tsaousis, Assistant Professor in Psychometrics in the Department of Psychology, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece.