Personal Values Card Sort

Similar documents
PERSONAL VALUES Card Sort NOT IMPORTANT TO ME ACCURACY ACCEPTANCE ACHIEVEMENT ADVENTURE ATTRACTIVENESS AUTHORITY

A Worksheet for Defining your Code of Ethics

THE FIRST SESSION: Coach Men to Find Love

Crafting Your Personal Mission Statement

Building Out the Mission: My Mission Statement

Wholeness Family Clinic

The Workbook For Finding Happiness By Brent R. Homer

Yogi Tea Bag Inspirations received from all the Yogi Tea Debby has consumed over the last year

Writing A Personal Mission Statement

Become a Great Small Business Owner. What do your customers believe they buy from your business?

Module 1 Personal Vision and Mission Statements for Business Leaders

PUTTING POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY TO WORK FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION

Perceptions of the Baby Boomer, Generation X, and Millennial Generations

SPIRITUALITY S ROLE IN ADDICTION RECOVERY

Understanding Soul Mate Relationships

We welcome your comments and suggestions for improvement!

GOAL SETTING for SCHOOL YEAR. Life is like a journey.

Truth Focus Statements for the Twelve Healing Code Categories

Self-Guided Core Values Assessment

The Transpersonal (Spiritual) Journey Towards Leadership Excellence Using 8ICOL

SELF-EVALUATION ECCLESIAL LAY MINISTRY PROGRAM Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana

The Seven Levels of Leadership Consciousness

True Colors Personality Quiz

Positive Affirmations For The New Mom

The Four True Colors. Blue Relationship Oriented. Gold Structure Oriented. Green Cognitive Oriented. Orange Impulse Oriented

Angel Guidance Messages of Love and Guidance

How to Doing Business Like a Professional Manager

DO NOT FILL THESE SECTIONS OUT UNTIL YOU HAVE FILLED OUT SECTION 1 ON ALL THE FOLLOWING SHEETS

Accountability for Others being responsible for the consequences of the actions of those whom you manage.

Formulating Your Holistic Goal

Outcomes Matrix Master s Program Marriage and Family Counseling Revised

L I V E B E T T E R L O N G E R

Fundamentals Explained

Application of Motivational Interviewing to College & Career Decision Making

why happiness is good for business

qüé= RJjfkrqb=mboplk^ifqv=qbpqÒ=

Core Capacity Analysis Of Top Performing Agents at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

Reflection: What would it mean to you to uncover your Standards of Integrity and Life s Intentions?

PERSONALITY STYLES ASSESSMENT

Goals for the hour. Use virtues and alternatives to the 12 steps as a way to process into recovery

Handout for Central Approaches to Ethics p. 1 meelerd@winthrop.edu

KEY SKILLS OF JUNIOR CYCLE

A THEORY OF HUMAN MOTIVATION. Abraham H. Maslow

BY DAN MILLER. If nothing changed in your life over the next 5 years, would that be OK?

How to Simplify Your Life

HAGAR CAMBODIA JOB DESCRIPTION

+ Well-Being & Education: An Introduction. South Australia February 2013 Martin E.P. Seligman marty@apa.org

Mission for success BY DAN MILLER. Creating Your Own Mission Statement

Wood Badge Ticket Workbook 2012

THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION FOR THE ANGLICAN COMMUNION PRIESTS AND TRANSITIONAL DEACONS TARGET GROUP

THE LAW OF PURE POTENTIALITY

RELATIONSHIP QUESTIONNAIRE. 1. Can you say there s no jealousy in your relationship? Yes No

Coaching, Music, Speaking. EmPowerTalks!

What do you hope for your child to gain from attending CCD?

The Good Lives Model in Practice: TAKING THEORY TO THE COALFACE OF COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS

Report on Positive Psychology and Theology conference. St Peter s College Adelaide 29 th and 30 th September

Guide to the Contemplative Outreach Resource Materials

The Science of Life Stories, Eudaimonia, & Personal Growth

Religious education. Programme of study (non-statutory) for key stage 3. (This is an extract from The National Curriculum 2007)

Measuring Spiritual Recovery: The Spiritual Recovery Scale

(( Typical Personality in University Lecturer ))

THE HARTMAN PERSONALITY PROFILE Name:

DRAFT VALENCIA COLLEGE CO-CURRICULAR EXPERIENCE

Contents. How to use this resource 2 What is positive psychology and wellbeing? 3 Practical strategies for you and your classroom 5 Positive emotions

Getting to the Bottom of Values

Whitepaper. The psychology of colors in marketing

~Empowering and Motivating for Today and Tomorrow~

Employee Motivation and Recognition

Leveraging The True Power Of Emotion In Adwords Without Hype, Fluff, Or Attitude

Kern Community College District Board Policy Manual Section Eleven General Personnel Administration

CandidateProfile REPORT. 1 From : Recruitment Edge JOBPROFILE. Profile Report FOR. Name : Sample Candidate

Principles of Supervision MGT 2220 Chapter 8 The Supervisor as Leader

Step 2 A Guide for EDA Members

Non- Denominational Invocations

NURTURING YOUR INNER CHILD AUDIO SCRIPT William G. DeFoore, Ph.D.

The Life Story Interview

Restorative Parenting: A Group Facilitation Curriculum Activities Dave Mathews, Psy.D., LICSW

Writing a Personal Mission Statement (from Time Thoughts -

Tool 3 What makes a job satisfying for you?

Big 5 Personality Questionnaire (B5PQ)

2011 FIRETHROAT PRESS LLC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Psychological treatments for bipolar disorder

Love the Lord your God... with all your mind. Mathew 22:37

Emotions & Creativity

September: Hospitality. September: Hospitality. September: Hospitality. September: Hospitality. Hospitality Prayer. Hospitality Prayer

MEMBERSHIP STANDARDS IMPLEMENTATION. Frequently Asked Questions for Unit Leaders

SLAA Share-a-Day April 9, 2011 Building Healthy Relationships in Recovery/Dating Plan

2. What is the place of this film within the culture?

GIFTS OF THE FATHER, SON AND HOLY SPIRIT (Three distinct operations of the Holy Trinity)

APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION

Wise Mind: Experiencing Integration & Intuition

Satir Transformational Systemic Therapy (in Brief)

Showing Interest and Expressing Appreciation

Establishing Healthy Boundaries in Relationships (Adapted by C. Leech from Tools for Coping with Life s Stressors from the Coping.

FORMATION CRITERIA for ORDAINED MINISTRY: IME Phase 2. Structure of the formation criteria. Ordained Pioneer Ministry

Quotes from survivors

LIFE AT HOME 2016 HELSINKI

Thank you for taking a leadership role at Gustavus! Best of luck this year!

Transcription:

Personal Values Card Sort William R. Miller Janet C de Baca Daniel B. Matthews & Paula Wilbourne University of New Mexico, 2011 Designed for Avery 5371 Business Card Template The Personal Values Card Sort is in the public domain and may be copied or adapted without further permission. Not Important to Me Somewhat Important to Me Important to Me Very Important to Me Most Important to Me Other value: Other value: Other value:

ACCEPTANCE to be accepted as I am ACCURACY to be correct in my opinions and beliefs 1 2 ACHIEVEMENT to have important accomplishments ADVENTURE to have new and exciting experiences 3 4 ART to appreciate or express myself in art ATTRACTIVENESS to be physically attractive 5 6 AUTHORITY to be in charge of others AUTONOMY to be self-determined and independent 7 8 BEAUTY to appreciate beauty around me BELONGING to have a sense of belonging, being part of 9 10

CARING to take care of others CHALLENGE to take on difficult tasks and problems 11 12 COMFORT to have a pleasant and comfortable life COMMITMENT to make enduring, meaningful commitments 13 14 COMPASSION to feel and act on concern for others COMPLEXITY to embrace the intricacies of life 15 16 COMPROMISE to be willing to give and take in reaching agreements CONTRIBUTION to make a lasting contribution in the world 17 18 COOPERATION to work collaboratively with others COURAGE to be brave and strong in the face of adversity 19 20

COURTESY to be considerate and polite toward others CREATIVITY to create new things or ideas 21 22 CURIOSITY to seek out, experience, and learn new things DEPENDABILITY to be reliable and trustworthy 23 24 DILIGENCE to be thorough and conscientious in whatever I do DUTY to carry out my duties and obligations 25 26 ECOLOGY to live in harmony with the environment EXCITEMENT to have a life full of thrills and stimulation 27 28 FAITHFULNESS to be loyal and true in relationships FAME to be known and recognized 29 30

FAMILY to have a happy, loving family FITNESS to be physically fit and strong 31 32 FLEXIBILITY to adjust to new circumstances easily FORGIVENESS to be forgiving of others 33 34 FREEDOM to be free from undue restrictions and limitations FRIENDSHIP to have close, supportive friends 35 36 FUN to play and have fun GENEROSITY to give what I have to others 37 38 GENUINENESS to act in a manner that is true to who I am GOD S WILL to seek and obey the will of God 39 40

GRATITUDE to be thankful and appreciative GROWTH to keep changing and growing 41 42 HEALTH to be physically well and healthy HONESTY to be honest and truthful 43 44 HOPE to maintain a positive and optimistic outlook HUMILITY to be modest and unassuming 45 46 HUMOR to see the humorous side of myself and the world IMAGINATION to have dreams and see possibilities 47 48 INDEPENDENCE to be free from depending on others INDUSTRY to work hard and well at my life tasks 49 50

INNER PEACE to experience personal peace INTEGRITY to live my daily life in a way that is consistent with my values 51 52 INTELLIGENCE to keep my mind sharp and active INTIMACY to share my innermost experiences with others 53 54 JUSTICE to promote fair and equal treatment for all KNOWLEDGE to learn and contribute valuable knowledge 55 56 LEADERSHIP to inspire and guide others LEISURE to take time to relax and enjoy 57 58 LOVED to be loved by those close to me LOVING to give love to others 59 60

MASTERY to be competent in my everyday activities MINDFULNESS to live conscious and mindful of the present moment 61 62 MODERATION to avoid excesses and find a middle ground MONOGAMY to have one close, loving relationship 63 64 MUSIC to enjoy or express myself in music NON-CONFORMITY to question and challenge authority and norms 65 66 NOVELTY to have a life full of change and variety NURTURANCE to encourage and support others 67 68 OPENNESS to be open to new experiences, ideas, and options ORDER to have a life that is well-ordered and organized 69 70

PASSION to have deep feelings about ideas, activities, or people PATRIOTISM to love, serve, and protect my country 71 72 PLEASURE to feel good POPULARITY to be well-liked by many people 73 74 POWER to have control over others PRACTICALITY to focus on what is practical, prudent, and sensible 75 76 PROTECT to protect and keep safe those I love PROVIDE to provide for and take care of my family 77 78 PURPOSE to have meaning and direction in my life RATIONALITY to be guided by reason, logic, and evidence 79 80

REALISM to see and act realistically and practically RESPONSIBILITY to make and carry out responsible decisions 81 82 RISK to take risks and chances ROMANCE to have intense, exciting love in my life 83 84 SAFETY to be safe and secure SELF-ACCEPTANCE to accept myself as I am 85 86 SELF-CONTROL to be disciplined in my own actions SELF-ESTEEM to feel good about myself 87 88 SELF-KNOWLEDGE to have a deep and honest understanding of myself SERVICE to be helpful and of service to others 89 90

SEXUALITY to have an active and satisfying sex life SIMPLICITY to live life simply, with minimal needs 91 92 SOLITUDE to have time and space where I can be apart from others SPIRITUALITY to grow and mature spiritually 93 94 STABILITY to have a life that stays fairly consistent TOLERANCE to accept and respect those who differ from me 95 96 TRADITION to follow respected patterns of the past VIRTUE to live a morally pure and excellent life 97 98 WEALTH to have plenty of money WORLD PEACE to work to promote peace in the world 99 100