In this activity, answer each question with your first thought.
There are six questions for 16 categories.
The 16 categories determine our values, predict our behaviour, influence the development of our personality traits and create harmony or conflict in our interpersonal relationships.
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Value Table
This activity helps you see what you value based on your current actions. It may surprise you to learn that you value acceptance, for example. If you want to be more self-confident, you need to make a goal of changing your actions. In this course, you learn to doubt yourself less because you get a clear picture of who you are, and where you want to be.
Here is an example of how the table works:
The Basic Value of “Acceptance” motivates people to avoid criticism from others (GOAL), not commit suicide (SURVIVAL), and to VALUE the self. People who are habitually Closer to the psychological need for acceptance develop the personality traits of self-doubting. People who are habitually Further From-the psychological need for acceptance develop the personality traits of self-confidence
Basic Value
Goal
Survival benefit
Intrinsic value
Closer to value
Further from value
Acceptance
Avoid criticism
Avoid suicide
Self
Self-doubting
Self-confident
Curiosity
Thinking
learning
Knowledge
Intellectual
Practical
Eating
Sustenance
Biological need
Refined taste
Overeater
Fussy eater
Family
Raise children
Perpetuation of species
Children
Devoted parent
Childless or Absent parent
Honour
Moral behaviour numbers
Safety in
Character
Principled, upright
Expedient, opportunistic
Idealism
Better World
World peace and health
Social causes
Humanitarian, idealistic
Looks another way
Independence Â
Self-reliance
Spreads food search
 Individuality
Proud, stubborn
Interdependent, humble
Order
Structure
Efficiency, cleanliness
Stability
Organized, methodical
Flexible, disorganized
Physical Activity
Muscle movement
Eats/mates first
Fitness
Energetic
Lackadaisical
Power
Influence
Dominance
Competence, achievement
Take-charge, willful
Laid-back, non-directive
Romance
Sex
Reproduction
Passion
Romantic
Platonic
Saving
Collection
Hoards food and essentials
Frugality
Collector
Extravagant
Social Contact
Peer companionship
Safety in numbers
Friendship
Affable, extroverted
Reserved, introverted
Status
Social standing
Privileged
Social class
Formal
Informal
Tranquillity
Safety
Flees danger
Caution
Timid
Brave
Vengeance
Get even
Self-defence
Winning
 Competitor
Peacemaker
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Statement 1 of 96
1. Question
When you were a young adult, you did not want children.
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Statement 2 of 96
2. Question
You have a reputation for doing things your way.
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Statement 3 of 96
3. Question
You have a reputation as a self-starter.
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Statement 4 of 96
4. Question
You often bust your monthly budget.
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Statement 5 of 96
5. Question
You have little tolerance for pain.
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Statement 6 of 96
6. Question
You often are too busy to spend time with your family.
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Statement 7 of 96
7. Question
You value “touchy-feely” experiences.
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Statement 8 of 96
8. Question
You seek leadership roles.
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Statement 9 of 96
9. Question
You have a reputation for being wasteful.
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Statement 10 of 96
10. Question
You have a reputation for being cool under pressure.
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Statement 11 of 96
11. Question
You make it a point to do your duty.
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Statement 12 of 96
12. Question
You are more of a conformist than most people you know.
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Statement 13 of 96
13. Question
You have a tendency to give others unsolicited advice.
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Statement 14 of 96
14. Question
You are good at social networking.
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Statement 15 of 96
15. Question
You are a dare-devil.
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Statement 16 of 96
16. Question
You have a reputation for loyalty.
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Statement 17 of 96
17. Question
You feel comfortable relying on family or spouse for support.
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Statement 18 of 96
18. Question
You avoid challenges.
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Statement 19 of 96
19. Question
You have a reputation for being friendly.
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Statement 20 of 96
20. Question
You have a reputation for being brave in the face of danger.
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Statement 21 of 96
21. Question
Your word is your bond.
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Statement 22 of 96
22. Question
You have a reputation for being well organized.
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Statement 23 of 96
23. Question
You dislike telling others what they should do.
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Statement 24 of 96
24. Question
You have a more active social life than most people you know.
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Statement 25 of 96
25. Question
You have a reputation for being a competitor or a fighter.
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Statement 26 of 96
26. Question
You will tell lies if it means keeping your job.
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Statement 27 of 96
27. Question
You have a reputation for cleanliness.
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Statement 28 of 96
28. Question
You have a reputation for being laid back.
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Statement 29 of 96
29. Question
You have a reputation for being unapproachable.
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Statement 30 of 96
30. Question
You get into many quarrels, arguments, or fights.
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Statement 31 of 96
31. Question
You might break prior commitments when circumstances change.
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Statement 32 of 96
32. Question
You have difficulty adapting to change.
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Statement 33 of 96
33. Question
You dress attractively almost every day.
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Statement 34 of 96
34. Question
You spend a lot of time alone (more than most people you know).
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Statement 35 of 96
35. Question
Winning is very important to you.
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Statement 36 of 96
36. Question
You have a reputation for being opportunistic.
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Statement 37 of 96
37. Question
You have a reputation for being disorganized.
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Statement 38 of 96
38. Question
Sex is essential to your happiness.
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Statement 39 of 96
39. Question
You have difficulty making “small talk.”
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Statement 40 of 96
40. Question
You have a reputation for being a peacekeeper.
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Statement 41 of 96
41. Question
You have compassion for poor and sick people.
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Statement 42 of 96
42. Question
You like to do things on the spur of the moment.
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Statement 43 of 96
43. Question
People who attract many sex partners impress you.
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Statement 44 of 96
44. Question
You have a reputation for being a formal person.
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Statement 45 of 96
45. Question
You go out of your way to avoid confrontation.
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Statement 46 of 96
46. Question
You admire people whose work benefits humanity or the needy.
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Statement 47 of 96
47. Question
You tend to have several balls in the air at once.
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Statement 48 of 96
48. Question
You rarely have sex (significantly less than once a week).
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Statement 49 of 96
49. Question
You usually buy the most prestigious items you can afford.
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Statement 50 of 96
50. Question
You are turned off by violence.
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Statement 51 of 96
51. Question
You give generously to charities.
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Statement 52 of 96
52. Question
You have a reputation for being well organized.
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Statement 53 of 96
53. Question
You lack confidence in your sexual skills.
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Statement 54 of 96
54. Question
You are impressed with wealthy people.
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Statement 55 of 96
55. Question
You believe it is not your responsibility to help the downtrodden.
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Statement 56 of 96
56. Question
Twice you made an athletic team (high school plus college combined).
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Statement 57 of 96
57. Question
You rarely think about romance/sex during your average day.
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Statement 58 of 96
58. Question
You are unimpressed with celebrities.
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Statement 59 of 96
59. Question
Your children are everything to you. Or would be if you had children.
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Statement 60 of 96
60. Question
You “look the other way” rather than get involved in other people’s troubles.
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Statement 61 of 96
61. Question
Being fit is very important to you.
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Statement 62 of 96
62. Question
You mend old rather than buy new replacements.
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Statement 63 of 96
63. Question
You are an informal person.
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Statement 64 of 96
64. Question
You like to be around children.
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Statement 65 of 96
65. Question
Social injustice rarely outrages you.
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Statement 66 of 96
66. Question
You have a reputation for being lazy physically.
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Statement 67 of 96
67. Question
You hate throwing things away.
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Statement 68 of 96
68. Question
You pay little attention to what other people think of you.
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Statement 69 of 96
69. Question
You spend a lot of time with your family.
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Statement 70 of 96
70. Question
It is very important to you to be self-reliant.
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Statement 71 of 96
71. Question
You tend to avoid physically rigorous activities.
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Statement 72 of 96
72. Question
You have a reputation for being frugal.
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Statement 73 of 96
73. Question
You are a worrier.
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Statement 74 of 96
74. Question
Children bore you.
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Statement 75 of 96
75. Question
You have a reputation for being stubborn.
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Statement 76 of 96
76. Question
You are unfit.
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Statement 77 of 96
77. Question
You do not take care of the things you own.
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Statement 78 of 96
78. Question
You have panic attacks.
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Statement 79 of 96
79. Question
You are self-confident.
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Statement 80 of 96
80. Question
You have a reputation for consistency in your performances.
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Statement 81 of 96
81. Question
You have a “can do” attitude.
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Statement 82 of 96
82. Question
You have a reputation for being analytical or thoughtful.
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Statement 83 of 96
83. Question
Your ideas are very important to you.
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Statement 84 of 96
84. Question
You have a reputation as a thinker.
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Statement 85 of 96
85. Question
You have a reputation for being a practical person.
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Statement 86 of 96
86. Question
You rarely think about theories you cannot put to use.
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Statement 87 of 96
87. Question
School bored you.
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Statement 88 of 96
88. Question
You derive a lot of pleasure from eating.
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Statement 89 of 96
89. Question
You have a tendency to be overweight.
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Statement 90 of 96
90. Question
You know a lot about gourmet foods.
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Statement 91 of 96
91. Question
You have a reputation for being a fussy eater.
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Statement 92 of 96
92. Question
You have a tendency to be underweight.
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Statement 93 of 96
93. Question
You rarely look forward to meals.
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Statement 94 of 96
94. Question
You are noticeably more insecure than most people.
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Statement 95 of 96
95. Question
You have more difficulty than most people handling criticism.
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Statement 96 of 96
96. Question
You have a reputation for being inconsistent in your performance.