International Survey of Personal Values, Strengths, Well-being, Work Satisfaction, Spirituality and Religiosity |
INFORMATION AND CONSENT
Thank you for taking the time to participate in this survey about personal values, strengths, work satisfaction, spirituality and religiosity. The aim of the survey is to test theoretical relationships between various constructs including values, resilience, spirituality/religiosity, emotional intelligence, personal well-being, and work satisfaction. The survey is being conducted by Rabindra Kumar Pradhan, at the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur; Cesar A. Merino Soto, at San Martin de Porres University in Lima, Peru; and Conrad Zygmont, at Helderberg College in South Africa.
The survey consists of a number of well researched and empirically validated scales. Completing the survey should take you between 20 and 40 minutes. Your information will be kept strictly confidential, and you may drop out of the study at any time by simply closing the browser window.
Before you continue with the study please read the informed consent form below carefully, and feel free to ask the research assistant who contacted you should you have any questions regarding any of the items, or the survey in general. If you still have questions or concerns, these can be addressed to the study project leader, Conrad Zygmont, at zygmontc@hbc.ac.za
The survey consists of a number of well researched and empirically validated scales. Completing the survey should take you between 20 and 40 minutes. Your information will be kept strictly confidential, and you may drop out of the study at any time by simply closing the browser window.
Before you continue with the study please read the informed consent form below carefully, and feel free to ask the research assistant who contacted you should you have any questions regarding any of the items, or the survey in general. If you still have questions or concerns, these can be addressed to the study project leader, Conrad Zygmont, at zygmontc@hbc.ac.za