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    This document presents several case studies and scenarios to test personal values such as honesty, loyalty, friendship, patriotism, and doing the right thing. Respondents are asked to choose between conflicting values in situations like: 1. A friend trying to cheat on an exam versus helping a worthy candidate. 2. A close friend not contributing to a group project versus telling the truth to the teacher. 3. Staying with parents versus pursuing one's career and comfort abroad. 4. Helping at an accident scene versus attending an important exam. Respondents are asked to explain their reasoning and identify the values that are most important to them. The goal is to gain insight into

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    This document presents several case studies and scenarios to test personal values such as honesty, loyalty, friendship, patriotism, and doing the right thing. Respondents are asked to choose between conflicting values in situations like: 1. A friend trying to cheat on an exam versus helping a worthy candidate. 2. A close friend not contributing to a group project versus telling the truth to the teacher. 3. Staying with parents versus pursuing one's career and comfort abroad. 4. Helping at an accident scene versus attending an important exam. Respondents are asked to explain their reasoning and identify the values that are most important to them. The goal is to gain insight into

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    This document presents several case studies and scenarios to test personal values such as honesty, loyalty, friendship, patriotism, and doing the right thing. Respondents are asked to choose between conflicting values in situations like: 1. A friend trying to cheat on an exam versus helping a worthy candidate. 2. A close friend not contributing to a group project versus telling the truth to the teacher. 3. Staying with parents versus pursuing one's career and comfort abroad. 4. Helping at an accident scene versus attending an important exam. Respondents are asked to explain their reasoning and identify the values that are most important to them. The goal is to gain insight into

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    VDC - Personal Discovery - Case Studies

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    VDC - PERSONAL

    DISCOVERY
    CASE STUDIES
    Case Study - 1:
    Sexually harassed woman employee - productive/influential culprit - You are the decision
    maker (CEO/Owner):
    1. What would be your immediate action?
    2. What would you do to address the culture in your company?
    3. Would the incident affect the way you hire your employee? If so explain?
    4. Based on your answers, do a self introspection and identify your most important
    personal value - explain your logic.
    Case Study - 2:
    An influential member of faculty is trying to influence the grades of his son/daughter -
    requesting/threatening other faculty - he is close to you on a personal level. If you are
    the CEO/Owner:
    1. How would you deal with the situation?
    2. What would you tell the faculty member trying to influence the grades?
    3. Would you try to hush up the matter or would you do something to make common
    guidelines applied to all?
    4. Would the incident affect the way you hire your employees? If so explain?
    5. Based on your answers, do a self introspection and identify your most important
    personal value - explain your logic.
    Core Values to test by creating Scenarios
    Patriotism - Friendship - Family - Trust - Honesty - Loyalty - Commitment - Doing the right thing -
    Accountability - Responsibility - Religiousness - Adaptability
    Friendship vs the right thing

    Close friend (very talented - did not have time to prepare for
    the exam due to personal troubles) - trying to cheat in the
    exam - would give him the scholarship over another worthy
    candidate
    What would your reaction be?
    1. Help him cheat
    2. Complain on him
    3. Try to dissuade him
    4. Distance yourself away from him in the future
    5. If that worthy candidate is you - what would be your
    reaction.
    Explain your reasoning
    Friendship vs Team vs Right Thing

    As part of the teamwork, a close friend of yours did not do any work or contribution. The
    teacher wants to assess the contribution of each student while assigning grades. Here
    are the 2 options you have:
    a. Giving him credit for work he did not do reduces grades for teammates who did the work
    b. Telling the truth would mean he fails the class

    As a team lead, what would you do? Explain your reasoning. What values do
    you prefer to uphold?
    Family vs Career/Comfort
    Your parents worked very hard to raise you and give you a good education. You went
    abroad, made money and have your own family and are well settled. Your parents want
    you to come and stay with them so they can feel secure
    What would you do in that case?
    Give reasons for your decision. What are the values you wish to uphold?
    Social Responsibility vs Money/Work/Exam

    1. You saw an accident on the way to college. There is no one to help - But you
    have an important Exam in college.
    What would your actions be? What are the values you wish to uphold?
    Honesty vs Need
    Friend in need applied for a job
    Accidently you got the call for interview
    You need the job too
    What would you do?
    Law vs Need
    Govt decides to deport all foreign nationals - you have a friend who is hiding.
    Would you give him up?
    Patriotism vs Loyalty
    Born country vs Residing Country
    War - Who would you support?

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