FICTIONAL DEMONSTRATION / NOT YOUR RESULT
See the shape
of a result.
A preview of personal values, using invented demonstration responses or choices. These numbers do not describe a real person.
Viewing this example reads no saved answers and writes no assessment records. Your own report begins only after you complete this form.
Miller card sort · 100 cards
Read the measure before the number.
The groups and priorities are chosen by the participant. There is no overall values score, inferred ranking within a pile or comparison against other people.
Form edition: miller-card-sort-2011-v1. Demo values are for explaining the report format.
Five chosen importance groups.
- Not Important to Me20 cards
- Somewhat Important to Me20 cards
- Important to Me20 cards
- Very Important to Me20 cards
- Most Important to Me20 cards
Five deliberately chosen priorities.
This fictional participant chose this order; it was not generated from scores.
- Curiosity
to seek out, experience, and learn new things
- Honesty
to be honest and truthful
- Friendship
to have close, supportive friends
- Purpose
to have meaning and direction in my life
- Integrity
to live my daily life in a way that is consistent with my values
Decide whether this is
the question you want to explore.
Public-domain clarification exercise; not a normed psychometric test or Schwartz score.