Exploitative orientation inventory: precursory version
Exploitative orientation inventory: precursory version

Summary/Abstract: The current article presents a synopsis of the precursory development of a measure for assessing interpersonal exploitative orientation across major relationship domains of family, friends, romantic partners, and co-workers, i.e., Exploitative Orientation Inventory (EOI). The EOI was administered to a convenience sample (N = 345; 78.1% males) recruited from MTurk. The EOI demonstrated excellent internal consistency reliability (Cronbach’s alpha = .907) and convergent validity (r = .434) with another measure of exploitativeness and discriminant validity (r = -.741) with a measure of fairness. Exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses provided support for a three-factor model. Further study of the EOI is needed with other populations and with various demographic variables.

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