The following pages contain the Personal Globe Inventory (PGI) developed by Terence J. G. Tracey, a faculty member at Arizona State University. The PGI is a questionnaire intended to provide information about one's interests and competencies is a wide variety of areas. The instrument has had extensive psychometric testing (see Tracey, T. J. G, (2002), Personal Globe Inventory: Measurement of the spherical model of interests and competence beliefs Journal of Vocational Behavior, 60, 113-172.).

The PGI will ask you to rate your liking and competence in a wide variety of activities. From these ratings you will be given a series of profiles of your scores on some basic interest scales and information on how your scores compare to others.

If you wish to take the PGI, please click the button below. You will be able to take part of the instrument and come back at another time if you wish. Your scores will be saved so that you can access them in the future and so that we may be able to look at group characteristics of the instrument. There will be no examination or publication of individual responses, only group responses.