Life effectiveness
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Life effectiveness is term which refers to the performance of generic personal and social life skills. Related terms include psychological resilience and practical intelligence.
The Life Effectiveness Questionnaire provides a self-report instrument for assessing several purported life effectiveness skills, including:
- Time Management
- Social Competence
- Achievement Motivation
- Intellectual Flexibility
- Emotional Control
- Task Leadership
- Active Initiative
- Self Confidence
[edit] See also
- Advanced ANOVA/Data/LEQ - provides description of a downloadable LEQ database
[edit] External links
- Life Effectiveness Questionnaire (Wilderdom) - Provides an overview and description of the instrumentation for potential users
- James Neill's draft PhD (Wilderdom):
- Chapter 3 provides theoretical background to the LEQ
- Chapter 6 provides psychometric testing of the instrument
