Personal Values Assessment

Understand who you are, your behaviour and your priorities by analyzing your values.

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Apr 19, 2023
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21 steps
  1. 1

    Values | Introduction.

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    Being a reliable and trustworthy member of the group.

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    Devotion to the welfare of a group o member.

  4. 4

    Acceptance to equality, justice and protection for all people.

  5. 5

    Preservation of the natural environment.

  6. 6

    Recognizing one's insignificance in the large scheme of things.

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    Avoiding of upsetting or harming other people.

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    Compliance with rules, laws, and formal obligations.

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    Maintaining and preserving cultural, family or religious traditions.

  10. 10

    Safety and stability in the wider society.

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    Safety in one's immediate environment.

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    Maintaining one's public image and avoiding humiliation.

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    Power through control of material and social resources.

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    Power through exercising control over people.

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    Success according to social standards or to own standards.

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    Pleasure and sensuous gratification.

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    Physical and psychological health.

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    Excitement novelty, change and challenge.

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    Freedom to determine one's own actions.

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    Freedom to cultivate one's own ideas and abilities.

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    Go over the results and try to explain you values.

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1. Values | Introduction.

Core values are the fundamental beliefs of a person or organization. These guiding principles dictate behavior. Your values are the things that you believe are important in the way you live and work. They (should) determine your priorities, and, deep down, they're probably the measures you use to tell if your life is turning out the way you want it to.

For example, someone who values family might try to spend extra time at home, while someone who values success in their career may just do the opposite.

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2. Being a reliable and trustworthy member of the group.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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3. Devotion to the welfare of a group o member.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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4. Acceptance to equality, justice and protection for all people.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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5. Preservation of the natural environment.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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6. Recognizing one's insignificance in the large scheme of things.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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7. Avoiding of upsetting or harming other people.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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  • 5
8. Compliance with rules, laws, and formal obligations.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
  • 0
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  • 3
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  • 5
9. Maintaining and preserving cultural, family or religious traditions.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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  • 5
10. Safety and stability in the wider society.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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  • 5
11. Safety in one's immediate environment.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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12. Maintaining one's public image and avoiding humiliation.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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13. Power through control of material and social resources.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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14. Power through exercising control over people.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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15. Success according to social standards or to own standards.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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16. Pleasure and sensuous gratification.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
  • 0
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  • 5
17. Physical and psychological health.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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18. Excitement novelty, change and challenge.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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19. Freedom to determine one's own actions.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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20. Freedom to cultivate one's own ideas and abilities.

Using a scale of 0=Not at all important to 5= very important, please rate the following value. How important is this value to you?

Choose one
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21. Go over the results and try to explain you values.

Remember that your values are the things that you believe are important and will guide your actions and determine your pirorities.

Select 10 and rank them from 1 to 10 with 1 being the most important.

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