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Values Assessment

The document provides definitions for various values and behaviors and asks the reader to rank their top 5 most important ones. It lists values like adventure, artistic creativity, authenticity, community, contact with the public, courage, creativity, decisions, enjoyment, enthusiasm, environmentalism, excitement, family, friendship, happiness, health, independence, influence, integrity, knowledge, leadership, location, love, loyalty, making a difference, mastery, moral fulfillment, peace, personal accomplishment, personal development, power, prestige, recognition, risk-taking, security, stability, success, time freedom, truth, wealth, well-being, wisdom, working with others, and working alone. The reader is asked to determine and mark their

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Values Assessment

The document provides definitions for various values and behaviors and asks the reader to rank their top 5 most important ones. It lists values like adventure, artistic creativity, authenticity, community, contact with the public, courage, creativity, decisions, enjoyment, enthusiasm, environmentalism, excitement, family, friendship, happiness, health, independence, influence, integrity, knowledge, leadership, location, love, loyalty, making a difference, mastery, moral fulfillment, peace, personal accomplishment, personal development, power, prestige, recognition, risk-taking, security, stability, success, time freedom, truth, wealth, well-being, wisdom, working with others, and working alone. The reader is asked to determine and mark their

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VALUES ASSESSMENT

Set a timer for 7 minutes. Read each value and definition to determine what are the top 5
values or behaviors most important to you. Mark them 1 to 5, 1 being the most important.
___ Adventure enjoyment of and participation in exciting undertakings or enterprises
___ Artistic Creativity - Engage in creative artistic expression
___ Authenticity - the degree to which one is true to one's own personality, spirit, or character, despite
external pressures
___ Community - To be deeply involved with a group that has a larger purpose beyond one's self. To
perform in effective and caring teamwork.
___ Contact - Have a lot of day-to-day contact with the public
___ Courage - moral courage is the ability to act rightly in the face of popular opposition, uncertainty,
or intimidation
___ Creativity - To be innovative. To create new and better ways of doing things
___ Decisions - Have the power to decide my own course of action
___ Enjoyment - To enjoy my work. To have fun doing it
___ Enthusiasm - strong excitement about something : a strong feeling of active interest in something
that you like or enjoy
___ Environmentalist - any person who advocates or works to protect the air, water, animals, plants,
and other natural resources from pollution or its effects.
___ Excitement - Experience a high degree of (or frequent) excitement
___ Family - To have quality time with family and place importance on that time
___ Friendship - To work and play with people I respect and enjoy and to be respected by them
___ Happiness a state of contentment and joy regardless of life's circumstances
___ Health - To be physically, mentally, and spiritually fit.
___ Independence - To have freedom of thought and action. To be able to act in terms of my own
time, schedules and priorities.
___ Influence - Be in a position to influence the attitudes or opinions of other people
___ Integrity - To live and work in compliance with my personal moral standards. To integrate my
values into my everyday life.
___ Knowledge - Engage in the pursuit of knowledge and understanding
___ Leadership - To motivate and energize other people. To feel responsible for identifying and
accomplishing needed group tasks.
___ Location - To be able to live and work where I want to live and work.
___ Love a state of being, a feeling of strong or constant affection for a person and self
___ Loyalty - To be committed to the goals of a group of people who share my beliefs, values and
ethical principles.

___ Making a Difference - Be directly included in helping other people, either individually or in
small groups. Do something which contributes to improving the world we live in.
___ Mastery - To become a known and respected authority in what I do.
___ Moral Fulfillment - Feel that my work contributes to a set of moral standards which I feel are
very important
___ Peace - a state of tranquility or quiet, freedom from disquieting thoughts or emotions
___ Personal Accomplishment - To achieve significant goals. To be involved in undertakings
personally believed to be significant whether or not they bring recognition from others.
___ Personal Development - To learn and to do challenging work that will help me grow, that will
allow me to utilize my best talents and mature as a human being.
___ Power - To have the authority to approve or disapprove proposed courses of action. To make
assignments and control allocation of people and resources.
___ Prestige - To be seen by others as successful. To become well known. To obtain recognition and
status in a chosen field.
___ Recognition - Be publicly recognized for the high quality of one's work and/or beliefs
___ Risk-taking - Have work duties or personal decisions which require frequent risk-taking
___ Security - To have a steady income that fully meets one's family's basic needs. Be assured of
keeping a job and receiving satisfactory compensation, financial stability
___ Stability - Have a work routine and job duties that are largely predictable
___ Success - the fact of getting or achieving wealth, respect, or fame, the desired result of an intention
___ Time Freedom - Be able to work according to my own schedule
___ Truth seeking the truth and what it means to you, regardless of conventional beliefs
___ Wealth -To earn a great deal of money (i.e., well beyond your family's basic needs). To be
financially independent.
___ Well-being a state characterized by health, happiness, and prosperity
___ Wisdom - To grow in understanding of oneself, one's personal calling and life's real purpose. To
grow in knowledge and practice one's spiritual beliefs. To find lasting meaning in what you do.
___ Work with Others - Work as a team member toward common goals
___ Work Alone - Do projects by yourself, with limited contact with others

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