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This document provides an overview of the AVI Reports which are generated from responses to the AVI Questionnaire. It discusses the concepts and framework that underpin the AVI reports. The Minessence Values Framework (MVF) is a database that contains descriptors of values and worldviews. The MVF generates customized workshop materials and AVI reports based on a person's responses. AVI reports include a chart showing the priority and clusters of an individual's values. The reports use a values map and tree metaphor to depict a person's values without judgment of "right" or "wrong".

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AVI REPORTS
TOPICS Concepts which underpin the AVI Minessence Values Framework [MVF] AVI Reports AVI Report Structure
UNDERPINNING CONCEPTS
MODEL FOR UNDERSTANDING INFORMED CHOICE If you are not living your own values, whose values are you living? Do you make your choices--or do they make you? Only through a process of conscientization do we discover our own values and their significance to us... Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate. Carl Jung The AVI is about unfolding meaning through a valuesbased conscientization process. Its non-prescriptive processi.e. rather than tell people what to do with their lives, the AVI process provides a model for understanding which enables people to make their own informed choices.
WE DO NOT LIVE IN ISOLATION We live in a society, so we cannot live our values any way we want. It matters not what values we have--what matters is how we live them... Mother Teresas values were mainly in the Family Cluster, so too are the values of the Mafia; Ghandi had values mainly in the Emerging Order and Global Transformation Clusters, so too did Hitler.
MINESSENCE VALUES FRAMEWORK [MVF]
The MVF is a set of descriptors and attributes of worldviews, values, clusters of values, etc. stored in a database. It is maintained and is under continued development by a dedicated international team of experts.
Any change made to the MVF immediately appears in any relevant part of the AVI Questionnaire, AVI Reports, workshop resources (e.g. exercises sheets & handouts), etc. because they are all linked to the MVF.
BELOW IS AN EXAMPLE OF WORKSHOP RESOURCE GENERATED FROM THE MVF Click on this chart to view an A3 PDF version generated in real time from the MVF
AVI REPORTS
The MVF as part of its structure, includes eight clusters of values and 128 values (see previous page). When people complete the AVI their responses can be processed to generate a chart, such as the one below, which shows the priority (colour & size) of values chosen and which clusters are most important to them. Clicking on this chart and others on subsequent pages, will display a full size PDF of the chart generated in real time from the MVF
AVI PHILOSOPHY/5 The issue with a Values Map is that people often think that to map on the right is better. When in fact, as already stated, what matters is how on lives ones values, not where they are on the map. For this reason we often use a tree metaphor:
HOW CUSTOM AVI REPORTS ARE CREATED Custom AVI Reports are created from Dynamic Page Modules (DPMS)interspersed with static text. Click here to the currently available range of DPMs

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  • 2. TOPICS Concepts which underpin the AVI Minessence Values Framework [MVF] AVI Reports AVI Report Structure
  • 4. MODEL FOR UNDERSTANDING INFORMED CHOICE If you are not living your own values, whose values are you living? Do you make your choices--or do they make you? Only through a process of conscientization do we discover our own values and their significance to us... Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate. Carl Jung The AVI is about unfolding meaning through a valuesbased conscientization process. Its non-prescriptive processi.e. rather than tell people what to do with their lives, the AVI process provides a model for understanding which enables people to make their own informed choices.
  • 5. WE DO NOT LIVE IN ISOLATION We live in a society, so we cannot live our values any way we want. It matters not what values we have--what matters is how we live them... Mother Teresas values were mainly in the Family Cluster, so too are the values of the Mafia; Ghandi had values mainly in the Emerging Order and Global Transformation Clusters, so too did Hitler.
  • 7. The MVF is a set of descriptors and attributes of worldviews, values, clusters of values, etc. stored in a database. It is maintained and is under continued development by a dedicated international team of experts.
  • 8. Any change made to the MVF immediately appears in any relevant part of the AVI Questionnaire, AVI Reports, workshop resources (e.g. exercises sheets & handouts), etc. because they are all linked to the MVF.
  • 9. BELOW IS AN EXAMPLE OF WORKSHOP RESOURCE GENERATED FROM THE MVF Click on this chart to view an A3 PDF version generated in real time from the MVF
  • 11. The MVF as part of its structure, includes eight clusters of values and 128 values (see previous page). When people complete the AVI their responses can be processed to generate a chart, such as the one below, which shows the priority (colour & size) of values chosen and which clusters are most important to them. Clicking on this chart and others on subsequent pages, will display a full size PDF of the chart generated in real time from the MVF
  • 12. AVI PHILOSOPHY/5 The issue with a Values Map is that people often think that to map on the right is better. When in fact, as already stated, what matters is how on lives ones values, not where they are on the map. For this reason we often use a tree metaphor:
  • 13. HOW CUSTOM AVI REPORTS ARE CREATED Custom AVI Reports are created from Dynamic Page Modules (DPMS)interspersed with static text. Click here to the currently available range of DPMs