project WORLDVIEW Home copyright 2012
This program is designed for two people to use in comparing their worldviews. In what follows, you and your friend will be referred to as Person #1 and Person #2. If there is no second person, you can use it to compare your worldview with that of a "Typical USA adult" (see below for details).
1)
Before Running This Program:
This program is intended for use only after you
have become acquainted with
the eighty worldview themes that we provide for use in characterizing
worldviews. If you haven't done that
a) click here for A Map of The Reality
Marketplace and begin exploring... or
b) click here to understand each worldview
theme in terms of four sub-themes, linked to Wikipedia.
To use this program
Person #1 and Person #2 will need to assemble input data. You will need
to
a)
identify the fifteen themes that you like the best and consider the most important in characterizing your
worldview, and place them in three categories: "Most Important, +5,"
"Important, +3," and "Also A Factor, +1," and
b) identify the
twelve themes
that you dislike the most and consider your antagonism for them to be
significant in characterizing your
worldview, and place them in three categories: "Most Antagonistic Towards,
-5"
"Antagonistic Towards, -3," and "Also A Negative Factor, -1."
c)
Highlight, copy and
print out the table and scorecard assessed by clicking
here to facilitate input.
If you don't have feelings one way or
the other toward one of the worldview themes--or don't understand it--then don't
select it. This will leave a zero (the default value) in as your score for that
theme.
2) Running This Program:
This program has three parts: 1) input data for Person #1, 2) input data for Person #2, 3) receive % correlation as output and interpret Note: If there is no second person's worldview available, you can use that of a "Typical USA adult". Click here for the scores to enter for person #2 and enter below "Typical USA adult" for the name of person #2. |
CAUTION: Use the Tab key or Mouse to advance as you enter input--DO NOT USE THE ENTER KEY
PART ONE: INPUT DATA
Person #1 Input
Person #2 Input
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project WORLDVIEW Home copyright
2012