Provides a summary picture of the way in which members experience
the military environment
Rudolf H. Moos
As one of the Social Climate Scales, the primary uses of the MEI include: describing military units; comparing the perceptions of officers, NCOs, and enlisted members; monitoring changes over time; contrasting different units; and performing other evaluations. It measures involvement, peer cohesion, officer support, personal status, order and organization, clarity, and officer control.
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About the MEINS
MEI Factor Scale and Dimension Descriptions
- Relationship Dimensions
1. Involvement
2. Peer Cohesion
3. Officer Support - Personal Growth Dimension
4. Personal Status - Maintenance Dimensions
5. Order and Organization
6. Clarity
7. Officer Control
Sample Questions
The Real Form is the standard form which measures the social climate as it is.
| 1. Enlisted members put a lot of energy into what they do around here | T | F |
| 2. Enlisted members in this unit care about each other | T | F |
Ideal and Expectations Forms are developed to tap individuals' expectations and preferred environments that they are about to enter.
| 1. Enlisted members will put a lot of energy into what they do around here | T | F |
| 2. Enlisted members in this unit will care about each other | T | F |
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