CULTURAL VALUE QUESTIONNAIRE (MENTORS)
CULTURAL VALUE QUESTIONNAIRE (MENTORS)
(SHORT ENGLISH VERSION)
PART I
A
INSTRUCTION
In this part of the questionnaire you are asked to ask yourself: "What values are important to ME as guiding principles in MY life, and what values are less important to me?" There are two lists of values on the following pages. These values come from different cultures. In the parentheses following each value is an explanation that may help you to understand its meaning.
Your task is to rate how important each value is for you as a guiding principle in your life. Use the rating scale below:
0--means the value is not at all important, it is not relevant as a guiding principle for you.
3--means the value is important.
6--means the value is very important.
The higher the number (0,1,2,3,4,5,6), the more important the value is as a guiding principle in YOUR life.
-1--is for rating any values opposed to the principles that guide you.
7--is for rating a value of supreme importance as a guiding principle in your life,
ordinarily there are no more than two such values.
In the space before each value, write the number (-1,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7) that indicates the importance of that value for you, personally. Try to distinguish as much as possible between the values by using all the numbers. You will, of course, need to use number more than once.
AS A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE, this value is:
opposed of
to my not very supreme
values important important important importance
-1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
VALUES LIST I (A): Before you begin, read the values in List I (A), choose the one that is most important to you and rate its importance. Next, choose the value that is most opposed to your values and rate it -1. If there is no such value, choose the value least important to you and rate it 0 or 1, according to its importance. Then rate the rest of the values in List I (A).
VALUES LIST I (A)
| | | |
|Item |rating |value description |
|1 | |EQUALITY (equal opportunity for all) |
|2 | |INNER HARMONY (at peace with myself, balanced) |
|3 | |SOCIAL POWER (control over others, dominance) |
|4 | |PLEASURE (having as much fun as possible) |
|5 | |FREEDOM(freedom of action and thought) |
|6 | |A SPIRITUAL LIFE (emphasis on spiritual more than material matters) |
|7 | |SENSE OF BELONGING (feeling that others care about me) |
AS A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE, this value is:
opposed of
to my not very supreme
values important important important importance
-1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
| | | |
|Item |rating |value description |
|8 | |SOCIAL ORDER (stability of society) |
|9 | |AN EXCITING LIFE (stimulating experiences) |
|10 | |MEANING IN LIFE (a purpose in life) |
|11 | |POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners) |
|12 | |WEALTH (material possessions, money) |
|13 | |NATIONAL SECURITY (protection of my nation from enemies) |
|14 | |SELF-RESPECT (belief in one's own worth) |
|15 | |CREATIVITY (uniqueness, imagination) |
|16 | |A WORLD AT PEACE (free of war and conflict) |
|17 | |RESPECT FOR TRADITION (preservation of time-honored customs) |
|18 | |SELF-DISCIPLINE (self-restraint, resistance to temptation) |
|19 | |FAMILY SECURITY (concern (about safety) for loved ones) |
|20 | |SOCIAL RECOGNITION (respect, approval by others) |
|21 | |UNITY WITH NATURE (fitting into nature) |
|22 | |A VARIED LIFE (filled with challenge, novelty and change) |
|23 | |WISDOM (a mature understanding of life) |
|24 | |AUTHORITY (the right to lead or command) |
|25 | |A WORLD OF BEAUTY (beauty of the nature and the arts) |
|26 | |SOCIAL JUSTICE (correcting injustice, care for the weak) |
|27 | |SUPREME WORLDVIEW (thinks his/her way of life is superior) |
|28 | |A WORLD OF CULTURAL DIVERSITY (multicultural society) |
VALUES LIST II (A): The following values are phrased as ways of acting that may be more or less important for you. Now, as you did in list I (A), rate how important each of the following values is for you as a guiding principle in YOUR life. Once again, try to distinguish as much as possible between the values by using all the numbers.
Before you begin, read the values in List II (A), choose the one that is most important to you and rate its importance. Next, choose the value that is most opposed to your values, or--if there is no such value--choose the value least important to you, and rate it -1, 0 or 1, according to its importance. Then rate the rest of the values in List II (A).
AS A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN MY LIFE, this value is:
opposed of
to my not very supreme
values important important important importance
-1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
VALUES LIST II (A)
| | | |
|Item |rating |value description |
|29 | |INDEPENDENT (self-reliant, self-sufficient) |
|30 | |MODERATE (avoiding extremes of feeling and action) |
|31 | |LOYAL (faithful to my friends, group) |
|32 | |AMBITIOUS (hardworking, aspiring) |
|33 | |BROADMINDED (tolerant to different ideas) and beliefs |
|34 | |HUMBLE (modest, self-effacing) |
|35 | |DARING (seeking adventure, risk) |
|36 | |PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT (preserving nature) |
|37 | |HONORING OF PARENTS AND ELDERS (showing respect) |
|38 | |CHOOSING OWN GOALS (selecting own purpose) |
|39 | |CAPABLE (competent, effective, efficient) |
|40 | |ACCEPTING MY PORTION IN LIFE (submitting to life's circumstances) |
|41 | |HONEST (genuine, sincere) |
|42 | |PRESERVING MY PUBLIC IMAGE (protecting my "face") |
|42 | |OBEDIENT (dutiful, meeting obligations) |
|44 | |HELPFUL (working for the welfare of others) |
|45 | |ENJOYING LIFE (enjoying life's pleasures) |
|46 | |RESPONSIBLE (dependable, reliable) |
|47 | |CURIOUS (interested in everything, exploring) |
|48 | |FORGIVING (willing to pardon others |
|49 | |SUCCESFUL (achieving goals) |
|50 | |CLEAN (neat, tidy) |
|51 | |SELF-INDULGENT (doing pleasant things) |
|52 | |NON-VIOLENT (committed to (the principles of) non-violence) |
|53 | |FLAMBOYANT (stand out in the crowd) |
PART I
B
INSTRUCTION
You are a youth worker. Maybe you have supervised young people with projects on a long term basis. Imagine your organization taking part in the EVS (European Voluntary Service) Programme. With this programme, a young person (aged between 18-25) from foreign country would volunteer to work with your organization for half a year or a year. Imagine you are to be the supervisor of this young person. Now, please fill in the two value lists again, keeping in mind which values you would want the young person to hold. So please rate the values again, not according to their importance to YOU, but according to the preferences in values you would have for the young person who you will be working with. (In the list, I will call that 'rating favorite volunteer') Use the rating scale below:
0--means you would not like to see the value in your favorite volunteer, so you object it.
3--means you would like to see the value in your favorite volunteer, so you appreciate it.
6--means you would very much like to see the value in your favorite volunteer, so you
appreciate it very much.
The higher the number (0,1,2,3,4,5,6), the more you would want to see the value in
your favorite volunteer.
-1--is for rating any values which you would in no way want to see in your favorite volunteer, so
you strongly object those.
7--is for rating a value you would deeply wish to see in your favorite volunteer, so you truly
desire it. Ordinarily there are no more than two such values.
In the space before each value, write the number (-1,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7) that indicate your preferences according to your favorite volunteer. Try to distinguish as much as possible between the values by using all the numbers. You will, of course, need to use number more than once.
THINKING OF MY FAVORITE VOLUNTEER, this value is:
most strongly very much truly
objected... objected... appreciated... appreciated... desired...
-1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
...as a guiding principle in HIS/HER LIFE.
Before you begin, read the values in List I (B), choose the one that you would value most when thinking of your favorite volunteer, and rate its appeal. Next, choose the value that you would object most in your favorite volunteer or--if there is no such value--choose the value that you would prefer least in your favorite volunteer and rate it -1, 0 or 1, according to its appeal. Then rate the rest of the values in List I (B).
VALUES LIST I (B)
| |rating | |
|Item |favorite |value description |
| |volunteer | |
|1 | |EQUALITY (equal opportunity for all) |
|2 | |INNER HARMONY (at peace with myself, balanced) |
|3 | |SOCIAL POWER (control over others, dominance) |
|4 | |PLEASURE (having as much fun as possible) |
|5 | |FREEDOM(freedom of action and thought) |
THINKING OF MY FAVORITE VOLUNTEER, this value is:
most strongly very much truly
objected... objected... appreciated... appreciated... desired...
-1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
...as a guiding principle in HIS/HER LIFE.
| |rating | |
|Item |favorite |value description |
| |volunteer | |
|6 | |A SPIRITUAL LIFE (emphasis on spiritual more than material matters) |
|7 | |SENSE OF BELONGING (feeling that others care about me) |
|8 | |SOCIAL ORDER (stability of society) |
|9 | |AN EXCITING LIFE (stimulating experiences) |
|10 | |MEANING IN LIFE (a purpose in life) |
|11 | |POLITENESS (courtesy, good manners) |
|12 | |WEALTH (material possessions, money) |
|13 | |NATIONAL SECURITY (protection of my nation from enemies) |
|14 | |SELF-RESPECT (belief in one's own worth) |
|15 | |CREATIVITY (uniqueness, imagination) |
|16 | |A WORLD AT PEACE (free of war and conflict) |
|17 | |RESPECT FOR TRADITION (preservation of time-honored customs) |
|18 | |SELF-DISCIPLINE (self-restraint, resistance to temptation) |
|19 | |FAMILY SECURITY (concern (about safety) for loved ones) |
|20 | |SOCIAL RECOGNITION (respect, approval by others) |
|21 | |UNITY WITH NATURE (fitting into nature) |
|22 | |A VARIED LIFE (filled with challenge, novelty and change) |
|23 | |WISDOM (a mature understanding of life) |
|24 | |AUTHORITY (the right to lead or command) |
|25 | |A WORLD OF BEAUTY (beauty of the nature and the arts) |
|26 | |SOCIAL JUSTICE (correcting injustice, care for the weak) |
|27 | |SUPREME WORLDVIEW (thinks his/her way of life is superior) |
|28 | |A WORLD OF CULTURAL DIVERSITY (multicultural society) |
VALUES LIST II (B): The following values are phrased as ways of acting that may be more or less appreciated by you, thinking of your favorite volunteer. Now, as you did in list I (B), rate how much/little you would prefer your favorite volunteer to hold the following values. Once again, try to distinguish as much as possible between the values by using all the numbers.
Before you begin, read the values in List II (B), choose the one that you would value most when thinking of your favorite volunteer, and rate its appeal. Next, choose the value that you would object most in your favorite volunteer or--if there is no such value--choose the value that you would prefer least in your favorite volunteer and rate it -1, 0 or 1, according to its appeal. Then rate the rest of the values in List II (B).
THINKING OF MY FAVORITE VOLUNTEER, this value is:
most strongly very much truly
objected... objected... appreciated... appreciated... desired...
-1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
...as a guiding principle in HIS/HER LIFE.
VALUES LIST II (B)
| |rating favorite | |
|Item |volunteer |value description |
|29 | |INDEPENDENT (self-reliant, self-sufficient) |
|30 | |MODERATE (avoiding extremes of feeling and action) |
|31 | |LOYAL (faithful to my friends, group) |
|32 | |AMBITIOUS (hardworking, aspiring) |
|33 | |BROADMINDED (tolerant to different ideas) and beliefs |
|34 | |HUMBLE (modest, self-effacing) |
|35 | |DARING (seeking adventure, risk) |
|36 | |PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT (preserving nature) |
|37 | |HONORING OF PARENTS AND ELDERS (showing respect) |
|38 | |CHOOSING OWN GOALS (selecting own purpose) |
|39 | |CAPABLE (competent, effective, efficient) |
|40 | |ACCEPTING MY PORTION IN LIFE (submitting to life's circumstances) |
|41 | |HONEST (genuine, sincere) |
|42 | |PRESERVING MY PUBLIC IMAGE (protecting my "face") |
|42 | |OBEDIENT (dutiful, meeting obligations) |
|44 | |HELPFUL (working for the welfare of others) |
|45 | |ENJOYING LIFE (enjoying life's pleasures) |
|46 | |RESPONSIBLE (dependable, reliable) |
|47 | |CURIOUS (interested in everything, exploring) |
|48 | |FORGIVING (willing to pardon others |
|49 | |SUCCESFUL (achieving goals) |
|50 | |CLEAN (neat, tidy) |
|51 | |SELF-INDULGENT (doing pleasant things) |
|52 | |NON-VIOLENT (committed to (the principles of) non-violence) |
|53 | |FLAMBOYANT (stand out in the crowd) |
PART II
INSTRUCTION
A) In the following part of the questionnaire you find short descriptions of some people. Please read each description and think about how much/little you resemble this person. For your evaluation, please tick the box underneath one of the units of the scale.
How much do you think this person is like you?
very almost a bit not not at
much like like like like all like
like me me me me me me
|PO/AC 1.He/She likes to be in charge of things. It satisfies | |
|him/her to see things been done the way he/she considers it to |( ( ( ( ( ( |
|be appropriate. | |
| | |
|SD/AC 2.He/She believes that (s)he is doing the right things | |
|and that (s)he is able to do them, too. |( ( ( ( ( ( |
| | |
|SD 3.It is important for him/her to be independent. He/She does| |
|not like to depend on anybody. | |
| | |
|SD 4.To generate new ideas and be creative is important to |( ( ( ( ( ( |
|him/her. He/She likes it to do things on his/her own original | |
|manner. | |
| | |
|BE/UN 5.He/She believes that his/her involvement or occupation |( ( ( ( ( ( |
|does make a difference. In his/her point of view, it adds | |
|meaning to (his/her) life. | |
| | |
|HE 6.It is important for him/her to enjoy the things (s)he is |( ( ( ( ( ( |
|doing. He/She thinks that a job must be fun as well. | |
| | |
|ST 7.He/She thinks that it is important to do various things in| |
|life. He/She is always looking for new things to explore. | |
| |( ( ( ( ( ( |
|SE/UN 8.To be healthy is very important to him/her. He/She | |
|would rather work less than get out of balance and feel unwell | |
|or tense. | |
| |( ( ( ( ( ( |
|BE/CO 9.It is important for him/her to be sensitive to the | |
|needs of others. He/She tries to support the ones (s)he knows | |
|in the way they require it. | |
| |( ( ( ( ( ( |
|SE/BE 10.He/She appreciates the warm care of the people that | |
|(s)he feels connected to. He/She feels safe in their | |
|surroundings. | |
| |( ( ( ( ( ( |
|BE/CO 11.It is important to him/her to keep in touch with | |
|friends and family on a regular basis and to have a positive | |
|relationship with colleagues. | |
| | |
| |( ( ( ( ( ( |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| |( ( ( ( ( ( |
How much do you think this person is like you?
very almost a bit not not at
much like like like like all like
like me me me me me me
| | |
|SD 12.It is important to him/her to be able to realize his/her | |
|own goals. He/She likes to make decisions concerning the way |( ( ( ( ( ( |
|his/her plans should be put into practice by him/herself and set| |
|own priorities. | |
| | |
|PO/AC 13.He/She loves to be approved by others. He/She wants | |
|that others compliment him/her for the work (s)he has done and | |
|the effort (s)he is making. |( ( ( ( ( ( |
| | |
|PO 14.He/She is scared of the thought of being blamed. He/She | |
|wants that people think the best of him/her so (s)he tries to | |
|make everything look fine, also when it isn't like it. | |
| |( ( ( ( ( ( |
Thank you for filling that questionnaire. I appreciate it very much!
If you want to get the results per e-mail, please indicate so.
Have a nice day!
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