College Students' Beliefs and Values (CSBV) Factors

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College Students' Beliefs and Values (CSBV) Factors Cautionary note: Some of these scales have been refined and renamed since the pilot study. We recommend that people use the scales associated with the 2004-07 longitudinal study. Spirituality (Cronbach's alpha=.86) Personal goal a : Integrating spirituality into my life Belief b : We are all spiritual beings Belief b : People can reach higher consciousness through meditation/prayer Self-description c : Having interest in spirituality Self-description c : Believing in the sacredness of life Personal goal a : Seeking opportunities to grow spiritually Spiritual experience while d : Listening to music Spiritual experience while d : Viewing work of art Spiritual experience while d : Participating in musical or artistic performance Spiritual experience while d : Engaging in athletics Spiritual experience while d : Witnessing nature Spiritual experience while d : Meditating On a spiritual quest e Self-rating f : Spirituality Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 36) on Spirituality: 21% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 23) on Spirituality: 16% Aesthetically-Based Spiritual Experience (Cronbach's alpha=.78) Spiritual experience while d : Viewing work of art Spiritual experience while d : Listening to music Spiritual experience while d : Witnessing the beauty of nature Spiritual experience while d : Participating in a musical or art performance Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 8) on Aesthetically-Based Spiritual Experience: 34% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 4) on Aesthetically-Based Spiritual Experience: 22%

Religious Commitment (Cronbach's alpha=.97) My spiritual/religious beliefs g : Are one of the most important things in my life My spiritual/religious beliefs g : Provide me with strength, support, and guidance My spiritual/religious beliefs g : Give meaning/purpose to my life Belief b : I find religion to be personally helpful Belief b : I gain spiritual strength by trusting in a Higher Power Self-rating f : Religiousness/religiosity My spiritual/religious beliefs g : Lie behind my whole approach to life Experience h : Felt loved by God My spiritual/religious beliefs g : Have helped me develop my identity Self-description c : Feeling connection w/ God/Higher Power that transcends self Reason for prayer i : Help in solving problems Reason for prayer i : Emotional strength Self-description c : Seeking to follow religious teachings in my everyday life My spiritual/religious beliefs g : Help define the goals I set for myself Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 44) on Religious Commitment: 31% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 21) on Religious Commitment: 15% Self-Esteem (Cronbach's alpha=.79) Self-rating f : Self-confidence (intellectual) Self-rating f : Self-understanding Self-rating f : Courage Self-rating f : Emotional Health Self-rating f : Self-awareness Self-rating f : Self-confidence (social) Self-rating f : Leadership Ability Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 28) on Self-Esteem: 28% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 20) on Self-Esteem: 10%

Equanimity (Cronbach's alpha=.75) Self-description c : Feeling good about direction of my life Experience h : Felt at peace/centered Self-description c : Being thankful to God for all that's happened to me Self-description c : Seeing each day as a gift Experience h : Found meaning in times of hardship Self-description c : Feeling connection w/ all humanity Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 16) on Equanimity: 26% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 11) on Equanimity: 15% Spiritual Distress (Cronbach's alpha=.65) Experience h : Questioned religious/spiritual beliefs Self-description c : Feeling unsettled about spiritual/religious matters Experience h : Struggled to understand evil/suffering/death Experience h : Felt angry with God Self-description c : Feeling disillusioned w/ religious upbringing Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 11) on Spiritual Distress: 20% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 7) on Spiritual Distress: 33% Psychological Distress (Cronbach's alpha=.66) Experience h : Felt overwhelmed by all I had to do Experience h : Felt that my life was full of stress & anxiety Experience h : Felt depressed Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 8) on Psychological Distress: 26% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 5) on Psychological Distress: 21%

Spiritual/Religious Growth (Cronbach's alpha=.88) Self-change j : Religious beliefs and convictions Self-change j : Religiousness Self-change j : Spirituality Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 12) on Spiritual/Religious Growth: 29% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 8) on Spiritual/Religious Growth: 18% Growth in Global/National Understanding (Cronbach's alpha=.82) Self-change j : Understanding of nation's social problems Self-change j : Understanding of global issues Self-change j : Understanding of community problems Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 13) on Growth in Global/National Understand: 32% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 9) on Growth in Global/National Understand: 11% Growth in Tolerance (Cronbach's alpha=.70) Self-change j : Ability to get along w/ people of different races/cultures Self-change j : Knowledge of people from different races/cultures Self-change j : Acceptance of people w/ different religious/spiritual values Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 13) on Growth in Tolerance: 23% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 9) on Growth in Tolerance: 19% Growth in Leadership (Cronbach's alpha=.71) Self-change j : Leadership abilities Self-change j : Interpersonal skills Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 9) on Growth in Leadership: 32% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 6) on Growth in Leadership: 11%

Religious Engagement (Cronbach's alpha=.87) Activity k : Read sacred texts Activity k : Religious singing/chanting Experience h : Helped at local houses of worship Behavior l : Joined religious organization on campus Activity k : Other reading on religion/spirituality Experience h : Attended class/workshop/retreat on religion/spirituality Experience h : Attended a religious service Close friends m : Belong to campus religious organization Close friends m : Go to church/temple/house of worship Experience h : Found new meaning in religious practices/rituals Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 26) on Religious Engagement: 20% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 12) on Religious Engagement: 20% Charitable Involvement (Cronbach's alpha=.68) Experience h : Participated in community food/clothing drives Experience h : Performed other volunteer work Experience h : Donated money to charity Experience h : Helped friends w/ personal problems Personal goal a : Participating in a community action program Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 13) on Charitable Involvement: 15% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 8) on Charitable Involvement: 22% Religious/Social Conservatism (Cronbach's alpha=.82) Belief b : People who don't believe in God will be punished Self-description c : Being committed to introducing people to my faith Belief b : Sex OK if people like each other (reverse coded) Belief b : Abortion should be legal (reverse coded) Reason for prayer i : Forgiveness Relationship to God n : Father-figure Close friends m : Share your religious/spiritual views Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 20) on Religious/Social Conservatism: 16% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 10) on Religious/Social Conservatism: 20%

Religious Skepticism (Cronbach's alpha=.85) Self-description c : Believing in life after death (reverse coded) Belief b : Science gives info on physical world, but only religion explains existence (reverse coded) Belief b : Beliefs not important if I lead a moral life Belief b : My life is determined by forces larger than myself (reverse coded) Belief b : Whether or not there is a Supreme Being is a matter of indifference to me Belief b : I have never felt a sense of sacredness Belief b : The universe arose by chance Belief b : In the future, science will be able to explain everything Relationship between science and religion o : Conflict; I am on side of science Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 23) on Religious Skepticism: 15% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 13) on Religious Skepticism: 30% Spiritual Quest (Cronbach's alpha=.83) Personal goal a : Finding answers to life's mysteries Personal goal a : Attaining inner harmony Personal goal a : Attaining wisdom Personal goal a : Seeking beauty in my life Personal goal a : Developing meaningful philosophy of life Engaged in p : Searching for meaning/purpose in life Engaged in p : Discussing meaning of life w/ friends Personal goal a : Becoming a more loving person Close friends m : Searching for meaning/purpose in life Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 29) on Spiritual Quest: 28% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 20) on Spiritual Quest: 15%

Social Activism (Cronbach's alpha=.81) Ultimate spiritual quest g : To make the world a better place Personal goal a : Becoming involved in environmental programs Personal goal a : Reducing pain & suffering in the world Personal goal a : Influencing the political structure Personal goal a : Influencing social values Personal goal a : Helping others in difficulty Personal goal a : Helping to promote racial understanding Personal goal a : Becoming a community leader Engaged in p : Trying to change unfair things in the world Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 24) on Social Activism: 17% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 15) on Social Activism: 21% Artistic Orientation (Cronbach's alpha=.70) Personal goal a : Creating artistic work Personal goal a : Becoming accomplished in performing art Personal goal a : Writing original works Self-rating f : Creativity Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 12) on Artistic Orientation: 14% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 6) on Artistic Orientation: 29%

Compassionate Self-Concept (Cronbach's alpha=.78) Self-rating f : Kindness Self-rating f : Compassion Self-rating f : Forgiveness Self-rating f : Empathy Self-rating f : Generosity Self-rating f : Helpfulness Percent of students who are "high" scorers (> 25) on Compassionate Self-Concept: 25% Percent of students who are "low" scorers (< 19) on Compassionate Self-Concept: 18% a Personal goal measured on a 4 point scale, "Not important" to "Essential" b Belief measured on a 4 point scale, " Disagree strongly" to "Agree strongly" c Self-description measured on a 3 point scale, "Not at all" to "To a great extent" d Spiritual experience measured on a 3 point scale, "Not at all" to "Frequently" ("Not applicable" recoded as "Not at all") e Being on a spiritual quest measured on a 2 point scale, "No" or "Yes" f Self-rating measured on a 5 point scale, "Lowest 10%" to "Highest 10%" g My spiritual/religious beliefs measured on a 4 point scale, " Disagree strongly" to "Agree strongly" h Experience measured on a 3 point scale, "Not at all" to "Frequently" i Reason for prayer measured on a 3 point scale, "Not at all" to "Frequently" j Self-change measured on a 5 point scale, "Much weaker" to "Much stronger" k Activity measured on a 6 point scale, "Not at all" to "Daily" l Behavior measured on a 2 point scale, "No" or "Yes" m Close friends measured on a 4 point scale, "None" to "All" n Relationship to God measured on a 2 point scale, "No" or "Yes" o Relationship between science and religion measured on a 2 point scale, "No" or "Yes" p Engagement measured on a 3 point scale, "Not at all" to "To a great extent" q Ultimate spiritual quest measured on a 2 point scale, "No" or "Yes"