Scoreccard for Quick Worldview Analysis

Scorecard for Recording Input needed for the Quick Worldview Analysis Program

Highlight and print out the table and scorecard below to facilitate input.
First, complete the table by putting the designation (number/letter) and name (if you wish) of each of the 27 worldview themes you identify in the appropriate box. Later refer to it when transferring data to your input scorecard.

Most Important, +5 Important, +3 Also A Factor, +1

1) 1) 1)

2) 2) 2)

3) 3) 3)

4) 4) 4)

5) 5) 5)

Most Antagonistic Towards, -5 Antagonistic Towards, -3 Also A Negative Factor, -1

1) 1) 1)

2) 2) 2)

3) 3) 3)

4) 4) 4)

Second, put these data in the scorecard below--print it out, then fill it out to facilitate input into the program.

note: for more on the individual worldview themes listed below, click here

Name of Worldview Theme	your score
#1A Humbly Unsure
#1B Skeptic
#2A The True Believer
#2B I Know What’s Best For You
#3 Focused Vision
#4 Global Vision: The Big Picture
#5A Scientific Materialism
#5B Vitalism
#6 Scientific Method
#7A Mysticism
#7B Magic
#8A Monotheism
#8B Belief in a Personal God
#9A Religious Fundamentalism
#9B Apocalypticism
#10 Secular Humanism
#11A Fatalism
#11B Free Will
#12 The Artistic Worldview
#13 Dancing With Systems
#14A Moralistic God
#14B Reincarnation
#15 The Collective Cognitive Imperative
#16 Golden Rule, Village Ethic of Mutual Help
#17A Bitterness & Vengeance
#17B Gratitude & Forgiveness
#18A Passionately Impulsive
#18B Dispassionate
#19 Capitalism: (Economic Individualism/Corporate Capitalism)
#20A Elitism
#20B Authoritarianism
#21A Populism
#21B Service to Others
#22A Expansionism
#22B Imperialism
#23A Sustainability
#23B Enoughness
#24 Struggling With a Basic Need: Sustenance
#25 Anthropocentrism
#26A The Consumerist
#26B The More Is Better Mentality
#27 Belonging to Nature
#28A Hedonistic Orientation
#28B Healthy Orientation
#29A The Self Restrained Person
#29B The Threatening Person
#30 Intellectual Freedom
#31 Education for Democracy
#32 Valuing Human Rights
#33A Servitude
#33B Addiction
#34 Valuing Traditions & Traditional Gender Roles
#35A Self Reliant Nonconformity
#35B Working for Change
#36A Cynicism
#36B Conspiracism
#37A Proud Identification
#37B Global Citizen
#38 Valuing Family
#39A Tough Love
#39B Scapegoating
#40 Environmental Economics
#41 Struggling With a Basic Need: Self Esteem
#42 Ethical Orientation
#43 Seeking Wealth & Power
#44A Sanctity & Dignity of Life
#44B Animal Rights
#45A Borrowing Mentality
#45B Pay As You Go Approach
#46A The Technological Fix Mentality
#46B Militarism
#47A The Attitudinal Fix Mentality
#47B Pacifism
#48 Cooperative, Decentralized Society Advocate
#49A Social Welfare Statism
#49B Socialism
#50A Libertarian
#50B Left Anarchist
#51 Ethical Globalization
#52 Independent Living for The Sick or Disabled

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Most Important, +5	Important, +3	Also A Factor, +1
1)	1)	1)
2)	2)	2)
3)	3)	3)
4)	4)	4)
5)	5)	5)
Most Antagonistic Towards, -5	Antagonistic Towards, -3	Also A Negative Factor, -1
1)	1)	1)
2)	2)	2)
3)	3)	3)
4)	4)	4)
Second, put these data in the scorecard below--print it out, then fill it out to facilitate input into the program.