The Bull's-Eye Values Survey: A Psychometric Evaluation

The Bull's Eye Values Survey part 1 is a validated measure of values-driven behavior that is sensitive to ACT treatment effects.

“The Bull’s Eye Values Survey part 1 [96] is a validated measure of values-driven behavior that is sensitive to ACT treatment effects.”

Bull's Eye has good temporal stability and many properties supporting its construct validity.

“It has shown good temporal stability and has many properties supporting its construct validity [59]”

Higher perceived value-action discrepancy is positively correlated with measures of psychological distress using the DASS-21.

“A correlation analysis shows that higher perceived value-action discrepancy is positively correlated with measures of psychological distress, using the Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale (DASS-21; [Lundgren et al., 2012]),”

The degree to which a person lives up to his or her values directly affects that person's sense of quality of life.

“It is suggested that the degree to which a person lives up to his or her values will directly affect that person’s sense of quality of life ([Lundgren et al., 2012]).”

Higher value action discrepancy is associated with lowered psychological flexibility as measured by the AAQ-II and lower levels of subjective well-being as measured by the SWLS.

“Furthermore, higher value action discrepancy is associated with lowered psychological flexibility, as measured by the Acceptance and Action Questionnaire II (AAQ-II), and lower levels of subjective well being, as measured by the Satisfaction With Life Scale (SWLS; [Lundgren et al., 2012]).”