This is the Comprehensive Inventory of Thriving (CIT) and Integral Human Development (IHD) tracker adapted for internship purposes.

Your answers here will not be shared in a personally identifiable manner (i.e., we will not show your answers to your supermentor). This is for monitoring purposes by the ACM faculty administrators so that we can be more personalized in our approach to coaching you. No need to sugarcoat. We appreciate your authenticity!

Instructions: Answer this adapted Comprehensive Inventory of Thriving and Integral Human Development tracker. The goal of this survey is to have a broad range of measuring various psychological well-being constructs to have a holistic view of positive functioning (please refer to the authors and scale developers below) in an internship setting. Please devote at least 15 minutes to answering this online questionnaire.

This tracker must be answered after your (1) sixth week and after your (2) twelfth week—a total of two times per internship. This is separate from your four-week reports.

After seeing your results, make sure to save your results as PDF (Print to PDF using your browser). Afterward, in your four-week reports or culminating report, reflect on the scores you got. Discuss what you think are the enablers and disablers of your well-being and thriving in your internship experience. In writing your reflections, feel free to compare your well-being scores across the times you answer this inventory.

You could screenshot or “print as PDF” your results for your documentation.

The scales and questions were derived from:

Su, R., Tay, L., & Diener, E. (2014). The development and validation of Comprehensive Inventory of Thriving (CIT) and Brief Inventory of Thriving (BIT). Applied Psychology: Health and Well-Being. Published online before print.
doi: 10.1111/aphw.12027

Takes 7+ minutes

Question 1

ConsentThis question is required.

Hello! You are being invited to be a respondent in this research study.

We are Patrick Aure (patrick.aure@dlsu.edu.ph) and Maricel Balatbat (maricel.balatbat@dlsu.edu.ph) from De La Salle University Philippines, part of a team studying humanistic management and well-being of students during internship. We’d like to uncover what leads to a person’s holistic well-being.

It will take about 15 minutes to complete this online questionnaire, which mostly resembles your typical personality tests.

All the information you will provide here are extremely confidential. You will not be individually identified in the results of the study, and your details will not be used for commercial ends.

You may not directly benefit from this research; however, we hope that your participation in the study may allow us insights in encouraging people to be involved with social entrepreneurial activities.

We believe there are no known risks associated with this research study; however, as with any online related activity the risk of a breach of confidentiality is always possible. To the best of our ability your answers in this study will remain confidential. We will minimize any risks by using the privacy and security measures of WordPress and Google Apps powering De La Salle University’s digital needs.

Your participation in this study is completely voluntary and you can withdraw at any time.

You may contact the researchers at patrick.aure@dlsu.edu.ph and maricel.balatbat@dlsu.edu.ph for any concerns.

I consent and allow the researchers to use my anonymized data for academic research.
I do not consent. My data should not be used for research.