הלל ישראל הינו ארגון חברתי שמטרתו להעמיק את תחושת שייכותם של סטודנטיות וסטודנטים ישראלים לעם היהודי, מתוך תפיסת עולם פלורליסטית. הלל ישראל מעודד סטודנטים וסטודנטיות לחקור את הקשר האישי שלהם לעם היהודי, תוך חשיפה למגוון רחב של זהויות וקהילות יהודיות בארץ ובעולם.
הלל ישראל פועל בשישה מרכזים באוניברסיטאות ומכללות ברחבי הארץ ומהווה את המרכז הישראלי של הלל העולמי - ארגון הסטודנטים היהודים הגדול והוותיק בעולם, הפועל במעל 550 קמפוסים במגוון מדינות.
Hillel TLV is grateful for you
Are you truly thankful for the things in your life or do you take them for granted? Thankful people are known to be happier. Want to know how thankful you are? Want to find out what you need in order to be thankful in your life? This questionnaire allows you to identify how much space you give in your life for the amazing quality of gratitude.
Self-test: Thankfulness
Mark with what frequency you experience each one of the following situations. When you have finished, calculate your thankfulness score, and learn about the benefits of gratitude and find sources to grow it in your life.
Answer each question on a scale of 1-6.
1= Never
2= once a year
3= a few times a year
4= a few times a month
5= once a week
6= more than once a week
Write down the answer (a number 1-6) you give to each question and add the score of every question together. Look to the end of the quiz to learn about your total score.
1
I am thankful for my health status
If you scored 10-26:
Your reaction indicates you must try to be more thankful. There are at least two ways to do this. First, focus your attention more frequently on what you do have over what you don’t. Second, try to compare your situation in life to the lives of others who have less than you, and remember how much more difficult your life could be in those situations. Studies show that practicing gratitude promotes positive emotions, better health, stronger relationships, and greater satisfaction in life. If you want to practice gratitude you can begin with a few simple exercises and small steps:
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Write down three things you are grateful for every day
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Imagine a different life, where the many things you currently have, exist, but do not belong to you. This can promote gratitude for what you presently do possess.
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Take a 20 minute walk, in which you pay attention to sights, sounds, and smells around you. Every time you come across something positive, take a moment to recognize it and think about why you enjoy it.
If you scored 27-43:
Your score indicates that you are a thankful person. Sometimes you increase your gratitude by comparing yourself to less fortunate people. You recognize and remember how difficult your life could be, which helps you to focus on what you have over what you don’t. Still, it seems you could greatly benefit from more frequent gratitude. Studies show that practicing gratitude brings more positive emotions, better health, stronger relationships, and greater satisfaction in life. You can practice gratitude with a few simple exercises and easy steps:
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Write down three things you are grateful for every day
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Imagine a different life, where the many things you currently have, exist, but do not belong to you. This can promote gratitude for what you presently do possess.
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Take a 20 minute walk, in which you pay attention to sights, sounds, and smells around you. Every time you come across something positive, take a moment to recognize it and think about why you enjoy it.
If you scored 44-60:
Your response indicates that you are a very thankful person. You frequently practice gratitude in life by focusing on what you have over what you do not. You cultivate gratitude by comparing your situation in life to those less fortunate. Studies show that your strong tendency for thankfulness brings you positive emotion, better health, stronger relationships, and greater satisfaction in life. If you wish to practice gratitude more, try the following exercises:
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Write down three things you are grateful for every day
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Imagine a different life, where the many things you currently have, exist, but do not belong to you. This can promote gratitude for what you presently do possess.
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Take a 20 minute walk, in which you pay attention to sights, sounds, and smells around you. Every time you come across something positive, take a moment to recognize it and think about why you enjoy it.
Inspired by the GRATITUDE questionnaire:
https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/quizzes/take_quiz/gratitude
