Are you a currently employed Australian adult?

Are you curious about your preferences for certain values, and not others?

Have you ever wondered how your values influence your job?

Would you like to get feedback on your preferences for different types of values and workplace practices, by participating in an Australia-wide study examining these areas?

Know my Values is a study being conducted by Brody Heritage, a Doctoral student at Curtin University of Technology in Western Australia. If you are an adult Australian who is currently employed, it would be very helpful if you could provide some general information regarding your values and your workplace's culture and practices! There is also the opportunity to win one of several Amazon.com $50 gift vouchers as a gift for your participation in the study. There are two studies that you can choose to complete (and you can do both if you want to!):

Know my Values - Revised Edition
The Know my Values questionnaire looks at your preferences for particular values, and how well these values match different aspects of your job and workplace. After you complete the questionnaire, you will received some tailored feedback about your preferences for particular types of values. The questionnaire will also provide you with feedback about the type of workplace practices you prefer. All entrants for this questionnaire are eligible to enter the Amazon.com voucher draw, which becomes available upon completion of the questionnaire. To start the questionnaire click here.

The Values Similarity Index
The Values Similarity Index is a special questionnaire that asks you to figure out how unalike a pair of values are. The questionnaire is quite straightforward in this sense, as you will only be asked to compare sets of values based on how unalike they are. Just like the Know my Values questionnaire, anyone completing this questionnaire will be eligible to enter the Amazon.com voucher draw, which will become available upon completing the questionnaire. To start the questionnaire click here.

Prizes awarded
This section will be updated as the vouchers are drawn throughout the study's lifespan. While no details of the winners can be presented here for privacy reasons, this area will serve as an indicator of how many vouchers have been awarded so far.

If you are curious about other psychology studies, please take a moment to visit the index at Psychological Research on the Net