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Worldview Survey

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Survey of Attitudes, Beliefs, Assumptions
Select the number that best represents where you are for each of the 14 views below.

1= This view is new to me; haven’t seen it presented like this before
2= I’ve seen this view and understand some of it.
3= I understand this view and have begun to develop practices to address some of it.
4= I currently have practices in place to unlearn this view and am continuing to deepen this work.

Defensiveness: The belief that we defer to those with power to avoid upsetting them.

Defensiveness: The belief that we defer to those with power to avoid upsetting them.(Required)

Right to comfort: The belief that those with power have a right to emotional and psychological comfort

Right to comfort: The belief that those with power have a right to emotional and psychological comfort(Required)

Speed and urgency: The virtue in speed & urgency as necessary to succeed or achieve.

Speed and urgency: The virtue in speed & urgency as necessary to succeed or achieve.(Required)

Paternalism: The belief in decision-making that is clear to those with power and unclear to those without it.

Paternalism: The belief in decision-making that is clear to those with power and unclear to those without it.(Required)

Fear of Open Conflict: The assumption that equates raising difficult issues with being impolite, rude, or out of line.

Fear of Open Conflict: The assumption that equates raising difficult issues with being impolite, rude, or out of line.(Required)

Perfectionism: The attitude that mistakes should not exist; that no learning is possible from mistakes.

Perfectionism: The attitude that mistakes should not exist; that no learning is possible from mistakes.(Required)

Individualism: The belief we are unique and separate selves; that if something is going to get done right, I have to do it.

Individualism: The belief we are unique and separate selves; that if something is going to get done right, I have to do it.(Required)

Either/Or Thinking: The view that information is framed as either/or, good/bad, right/wrong, us/them.

Either/Or Thinking: The view that information is framed as either/or, good/bad, right/wrong, us/them.(Required)

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