Value Sorter – Qudurat

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This is NOT a test! There are no right or wrong answers. This is an inventory to help you identify your most important values

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Determine the validity of each of the statements on the exam from your point of view.

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Use the appropriate scale to assigned a number from 1 to 5 to your response.

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Choose the choice that explains how much you value each statement

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Do not take an excessive amount of time reasoning out your response; simply give your first impression.

Value Sorter Assessment

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Value Sorter Assessment

Questions Group 1

1- Feel that my work is contributing to a set of moral standards which I feel are very important.

2- Develop close personal relationships with people as a result of my work activities.

3- To avoid work-related pressures and the *Rat Race*.

4- Have close working relationships with a group; work as a team toward common goals.

5- Rewards or public acknowledgment for the quality of my work.

6- Opportunity to stretch myself with new, unique, or difficult issues to resolve.

7- Power to decide courses of action, policies, etc.

8- Have a lot of day-to-day interaction with people.

9- Work must be done rapidly and there is constantly a lot of activity .

10- A position which others-my friends, family, and community - respect and value.

11- Work in situations in which there is little tolerance for error.

12- Work which requires that I constantly use my mind and continue to develop my intellect.

13- Be assured of keeping my job and a reasonable financial reward.

14- Having enough time for leisure pursuits; no significant overtime required.

15- The opportunity to work in those areas in which I feel I have talents and can excel.

16- Providing services or assistance to other people in a direct way, either individually or in small groups.

17- Situations where time pressure is prevalent and/or the quality of my work is judged critically by supervisors, customers or others.

18- Experience a high degree of (or frequent) excitement in the course of my work.

19- Determining the nature of my work without significant direction from others; set my own direction rather than merely following orders.

20- Opportunity for decision making and control over my work domain; chance to oversee projects and/or personnel.

21- Work responsibilities and activities which frequently change in their content and/or setting.

22- Produce work with aesthetic value; engage in creative work in any of several art forms.

23- To live in a town or geographical area which suits my lifestyle.

24- Work in one of the physical sciences or human research; or work in a company which is technically excellent and striving for product advances.

25- Opportunity to lead others through direction, influence and motivation.

26- Opportunity to express in writing or verbally my ideas, reactions, and observations.

27- Have work responsibilities which I can pursue according to my own schedule; no specific work hours required.

28- Have a work routine and job duties that are largely predictable and not likely to change over a long period of time.

29- Ability to control the work activities and rewards for others.

30- Studying or appreciating the beauty of things, ideas, etc.

31- A job that makes physical demands which I find rewarding.

32- Engage in activities which put my abilities against others where there are clear win-and-lose outcomes.

33- Do projects by myself, without any significant amount of contact with others.

34- Spend time In the pursuit of knowledge, truth and understanding.

35- Contribute to the betterment of the world or community I live in.

36- Being part of a company, organization, or work team that accepts me as a team member.

37- Anticipated financial rewards that will allow me to purchase those things I consider essential and the luxuries of life I wish.

38- Change attitudes or modify opinions in which I can get others to do something or purchase something.

3- To avoid work-related pressures and the Rat Race.