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This program is designed for one person to use in comparing his or her worldview with eight different generic categories of worldviews--all of them based on the choices made when presented a deck of 52 "Choices We Make" playing cards (or booklet) with different worldview theme choices on each side (in each frame). It will also check this person's worldview for internal inconsistencies and encourage further investigation in this regard. To involve a second real person in the analysis you need to use the basic two person program.
Before Running This Program:
This program is intended for use
with the "Choices We Make" playing cards or booklet that we provide for use in characterizing
worldviews. Follow the activity instructions...With cards, worldview themes you prefer
are placed up (so that the theme you don't prefer is down) in various
piles--where the number of cards in each pile is constrained. (Note just use the
scorecard if you have the booklet only.) A few cards where you have
no preference go in a separate pile. So you make four piles of cards: as
follows: in pile #1 put cards for which you have a very strong preference (20
cards);
in pile #2 put cards for which you have a definite
but not as strong preference (20 cards); in
pile #3 put cards for which you have a slight preference (8 cards); in
pile #4 put cards for which you have no
preference (4 cards --note aces or kings are not allowed in this pile!)
To use this program
you will need to assemble input data. Both on the
scorecard and later in data entry below...
a) ...for pile #1 / very strong
preference cards, enter a "10"
for the themes you have facing up; enter a "0" for the themes have
have facing down"
-- Note: you don't actually need to enter this second face down card score as "0"
when using the keyboard for input below as 0 = default
value!
b) ...for pile #2 / strong preference cards, enter a "8" for the themes
you have facing up; enter a "2" for the themes have have facing
down"
c) ...for pile #3 / slight preference cards, enter a "6" for the themes
you have facing up; enter a "4" for the themes have have facing
down"
d) ...for pile #4 cards / no preference , enter a "5" for
the themes on both sides.
Running This Program:
This program has two parts: 1) input data from the Scorecard, 2) receive % correlation as output and interpret |
==>CAUTION: Use the TAB key to advance as you enter input--DO NOT USE THE ENTER KEY!
PART ONE: INPUT DATA
Your Input
==>CAUTION: Use the TAB key to advance as you enter input--DO NOT USE THE ENTER KEY!
INSTRUCTIONS: Click on "Compute Correlation % For These Worldviews" below to proceed.
DISCLAIMER -- While the methodology behind the above analysis of your worldview based on your 52 playing card choices has rigor and is based on both common sense and respected scholarly work, because both human beings, their worldviews and society are extraordinarily complex, and that accurately representing even a single individual's worldview is a daunting (probably impossible!) task, project Worldview makes no claims as to the ultimate accuracy of this analysis. We are committed to steadily refining our framework and methodology for understanding, analyzing, and comparing / contrasting individual worldviews. We hope that these tools are useful and will respond to your inquiries regarding your use of them, and welcome your constructive suggestions.
The Internal Consistency of Your WorldviewFLAGGING INTERNAL INCONSISTENCIES IN YOUR WORLDVIEW
The Internal Inconsistencies in Your Worldview appear in the long single row window below.
We expect most people to have at least a few inconsistencies
since a very "large net" of possible theme conflicts has been used.
Some of those identified may indicate serious flaws in your understanding,
hypocrisy, etc. while others may be of little consequence and even expected
given the ground covered by certain themes.
To
follow up with investigating the flagged inconsistencies, first get out your "Scorecard." If
you have an inconsistency for a particular worldview theme, go to its
worldview theme page and consult the list
labeled "worldview internal inconsistency related: Strongly valuing this
theme and any of the themes in the list below is a contradiction"
A contradiction between two themes is indicated when a theme flagged in this
program's window output above is linked to a theme that you also "strongly valued".
In this case, your scorecard should show you scored 10 for both themes. (Note: the theme
choices page has links to all of the worldview theme pages.)
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