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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'''
==Workshop activity==
# Present and discuss notion of life effectiveness - handout - for more info, see http://wilderdom.com/leq
## Related concepts: Practical intelligence, self-concept etc.
## Definitions of generic life effectiveness skills
## Describe the eight life effectiveness (LEQ-H) dimensions
# Present and discuss outdoor education results from http://wilderdom.com/phd
# Highlight the general trend of a small drop between pre-program and first day (due to situational threat), the substantial increase during the program (probably inflated by post-group euphoria at program end), and the partial loss of gains during the follow-up period (typical of interventions). Of potential concern is that the 1st day to last day snapshot (typical of many evaluations) may over-estimate the amount of change during the program due to the initial depression and end-of-program euphoria. Thus, longitudinal research with a control group is preferable.
==See also==
* [[Advanced ANOVA/Data/LEQ]] - provides description of a downloadable LEQ database
==External links==
* [http://wilderdom.com/leq Life Effectiveness Questionnaire] (Wilderdom) - Provides an overview and description of the instrumentation for potential users
* [http://wilderdom.com/phd/draft/ James Neill's draft PhD] (Wilderdom):
** Chapter 3 provides theoretical background to the LEQ
** Chapter 6 provides psychometric testing of the instrument
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