The Seven Virtues Scale (Justice Subscale) is a self-assessment instrument developed to measure the cardinal virtue of justice—the moral commitment to fairness, equity, and the dignity of all people. It forms part of The Sacred Seven research project by Erickson et al. (2025) at the Department of Clinical Psychology, Seattle Pacific University, which aims to operationalize both cardinal and theological virtues for empirical and applied use.
The Seven Virtues Scale (Courage Subscale) is a psychometric instrument designed to measure the degree to which individuals exhibit the moral virtue of courage—defined as...
This subscale evaluates how consistently individuals express love through empathy, service, forgiveness, and compassion across various contexts. It captures love not as emotion alone but...
The Character Climate Scale (CCS) is a 23-item instrument designed to measure the moral ecosystem of a university — the extent to which character, virtue,...