Prioritization Study

This project seeks significant correlations between the ways in which people prioritize their demands with their happiness and health in order to understand how people can begin to prioritize the demands in their own lives to be more happy and healthy. My primary aim is to develop an ethical theory that successfully helps individuals prioritize their seemingly unlimited demands and successfully invest their limited time, energy, and other resources with the goal of living balanced, happy, and ethically-satisfying lives.

If you wish to participate in this survey, please contact

Dr. Heather Salazar at hsalazar@shc.edu

Study Consent Form 

Parental Consent Form

Salazar, Heather, Research Group 2007-2008

Salazar’s Research Group 2007-2008: Top from Left: Natalie Grundhoefer, Cadie Sumpter, Dr. Heather Salazar;

Bottom from Left: Marissa Junius, Lead Research Assistant Melissa Garland (Photo by Greg Witcher)

Salazar, Heather, Research Group 2008-2009

Salazar’s Research Group 2008-2009: From Left and Clockwise: Dr. Heather Salazar, Co-Lead Research Assistant Marissa Junius, Natalie Grundhoefer (from 2007-2008), Lindsey Worley, Lead Research Assistant Melissa Garland, Jonathan Baynham, Cadie Sumpter, and Jessica Boren (Photo by Greg Witcher)

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