Principia CC — Task Variety

Principia (generated) · 2026 · Task Variety — the degree to which a job requires a variety of different activities and the use of different skills

Principia CC Instrument · license CC0-1.0 · calibration pending
L1-generated (PRN-157): LLM-authored from construct + design rules + public-domain exemplars; passed the item-quality linter (≥B) + anti-derivative novelty gate. NOT yet empirically calibrated (PRN-158). Design-quality gated, not yet empirically validated — reliability and validity are earned from data. Pilot it via POST /api/v1/methods/item-calibration to calibrate.

Anatomy

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Fig. Principia CC — Task Variety → its items → the construct(s) they measure. Click a construct to follow it.

Measures this construct

Items

Each item shows its design grade (item-quality linter) and keying. Discrimination/difficulty appear once the instrument is calibrated on pilot data.

  1. I often change tasks throughout my workday. grade A (positive-keyed)
  2. I frequently use different skills in my job. grade A (positive-keyed)
  3. My job allows me to switch activities regularly. grade B (positive-keyed)
  4. I rarely engage in the same task for long. grade A (positive-keyed)
  5. My daily work involves diverse types of activities. grade A (positive-keyed)
  6. I often feel my tasks are repetitive. grade A (reverse-keyed)
  7. I usually perform similar activities day after day. grade B (reverse-keyed)
  8. I seldom get to use my various skills at work. grade A (reverse-keyed)
  9. I find my work lacks variety in tasks. grade A (reverse-keyed)
  10. My job requires me to do mostly the same thing. grade A (reverse-keyed)

Reliability & validity

Reliability
Not recorded
Validity
Not recorded

Items measuring this instrument

No canonical survey items linked to this instrument yet. Item-level dedup (PRN-050) derives canonical items from instruments that carry sample_items[]; coverage fills as the curator enriches instrument rows with item text.

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