Research consent

I hereby give my consent to participate in the study aimed at measuring the psychosocial capital of people with different socio-demographic characteristics. I would like to inform you that I am aware that participation in this study is voluntary. The obtained results are confidential, which means that the individual data obtained from the participant will not be disseminated in a way that enables the identification of the person, but only processed for the purpose of scientific elaboration. In case of questions or doubts, at each stage of the research, and after its completion, please contact the person responsible for the project (Prof. Izabela Grabowska, igrabowska@kozminski.edu.pl) or the portal coordinator (Magdalena Gawrońska mgawronska@kozminski.edu.pl).

PERSONALITY People differ from one another, and one of the most popular individual differences in psychology is the personality of the person. Get to know your personality! Please rate the following on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being very inaccurate and 5 being very accurate. 

The Global Competence Scale, introduced by the OECD in PISA 2018, is a tool designed to assess how well young people are prepared to live, learn, and work in an interconnected and culturally diverse world. In simple terms, it measures whether people can understand global challenges (such as climate change, migration, or inequality), appreciate different cultural perspectives, communicate effectively with people from different backgrounds, and take responsible action for the common good. It combines knowledge, critical thinking skills, openness, and attitudes into one broader concept of “global competence.”

GLOBAL COMPETENCE SCALE (OECD – PISA 2018) Response scale (unless noted otherwise): 1 = Strongly disagree ; 2 = Disagree ; 3 = Agree ; 4 = Strongly agree

Self-Efficacy in Intercultural Interactions (How easy or difficult do you think it would be for you to do each of the following? Use a 4-point scale. 1 = Very difficult ; 2 = Difficult ; 3 = Easy ; 4 = Very easy

How do you perceive the various aspects of life in your country of origin after returning from abroad? Rate on a scale from 1 to 7 (where 1 means definitely negative and 7 - definitely positive)

If you're feeling overwhelmed or less confident: Please remember that reflecting on your mobility experience can bring up both positive and challenging emotions. If completing the MyMobility made you feel worse, less confident, or emotionally distressed, we encourage you to seek support. You can contact the Well-being or Student Support Office at your university for confidential help. If you prefer external support, you may also reach out to a licensed psychological or mental health professional in your area. If you have not participated in mobility yet, it is equally valid to reflect on your local or virtual experiences and any barriers you may feel; if this brings up difficult emotions, the same support options are available to you

Your emotional well-being matters. You are not alone, and support is available.