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[A]
Personal values are temporary beliefs that often change over time.
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[B]
It is possible to have conflicting values.
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[C]
Personal values do not influence our career choices.
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[D]
Knowing your personal values can help you make decisions that are more aligned with who you are.
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[E]
The values are the same for everyone.
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[F]
Personal values are defined in early childhood and do not change thereafter.
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[G]
Working in an environment that respects your values can increase your job satisfaction.
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[H]
It is possible to live a fulfilling life without knowing your personal values.
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[I]
Personal values influence our perception and how we deal with conflicts.
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[J]
Our personal values can sometimes conflict with those of others.
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[K]
Understanding other people’s values can improve our interpersonal relationships.
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ANSWERS
[A] Personal values are temporary beliefs that often change over time. If TRUE, move 2 squares to the right. If FALSE, move down 3 squares.
Answer: False
Personal values are generally stable and deep-rooted, although they can evolve with significant life experiences.
To learn more: You can read this blog article >>> Values: a journey of self-discovery.
[B] It is possible to have conflicting values. If TRUE, move 2 squares to the right. If FALSE, move 2 squares to the left.
Answer: True
Values can sometimes seem contradictory, but they often reflect different priorities in different contexts.
To learn more: You can read this blog post >>> 3 steps to managing a conflict of values with yourself.
[C] Personal values do not influence our career choices. If TRUE, move 3 squares to the right. If FALSE, move 5 squares to the right.
Answer: False.
On the contrary, they strongly influence our career choices, our job satisfaction and how we interact with others.
To learn more: You can read this blog article >>> Values: a journey of self-discovery.
[D] Knowing your personal values can help you make decisions that are more aligned with who you are. If TRUE, move down 4 squares. If FALSE, move 2 squares to the left.
Answer: True
Understanding your values allows you to make more consistent and satisfying choices in your personal and professional life.
To go further: You can read this blog article >>> Using your values to make aligned decisions.
[E] The values are the same for everyone. If TRUE, move down 2 squares. If FALSE, move down 3 squares.
Answer: False
Each person has a unique set of values that guide their behaviour and decisions.
To learn more: You can read this blog article >>> Values: a journey of self-discovery.
[F] Personal values are defined in early childhood and do not change thereafter. If TRUE, move up 2 squares. If FALSE, move 1 square to the left.
Answer: False
Values are largely formed during childhood, but can evolve with age, experiences and new perspectives.
To learn more: You can read this blog article >>> Values: a journey of self-discovery.
[G] Working in an environment that respects your values can increase your job satisfaction. If TRUE, move 4 squares to the right. If FALSE, move up 2 squares.
Answer: True
An environment that aligns with your values can improve your well-being and engagement at work.
To learn more: You can read this blog post >>> Values: a fundamental pillar of motivation.
[H] It is possible to live a fulfilling life without knowing your personal values. If TRUE, move down 1 square. If FALSE, move down 2 squares.
Answer: True (but with some caveats)
Some people find fulfilment without being aware of their values, but knowing your values allows you to live a more intentional and aligned life.
[I] Personal values influence our perception and how we deal with conflicts. If TRUE, move up 2 squares. If FALSE, move up 4 squares.
Answer: True
Our values determine how we perceive and react to conflicts, and how we seek to resolve them.
[J] Our personal values can sometimes conflict with those of others. If TRUE, move 1 square to the left. If FALSE, move 4 squares to the left.
Answer: True
Conflicts of values can arise, requiring communication and mutual understanding.
[K] Understanding other people's values can improve our interpersonal relationships. If TRUE, move 2 squares to the left. If FALSE, move up 2 squares.
Answer: True
Understanding other people's values helps us to understand them better and strengthen our relationships.