“…Surveys such as the Frankl Questionnaire (FQ; Frankl, 1959), the Purpose in Life Test (PIL; Crumbaugh & Maholick, 1964), The Life Purpose Questionnaire (LPQ; Hablas & Hutzell, 1982), the Life Engagement Test (LET; Scheier et al, 2006), the Existence of Purpose in Life Scale (EPIL; Law, 2012), and Ryff 's Scales of Psychological Well-being Purpose Subscale (RPWB; Ryff, 1989;Ryff & Keyes, 1995) all assess the degree to which a sense of purpose in life is present in an individual. Measures such as the Personal Meaning Index (PMI; Reker, 1992), the Personal Meaning Pro-(ML; Warner & Williams, 1987), the Meaning in Life Measurement Tool (MLMT; Lee et al, 2002), and the Meaningful Life Measure (MLM; Morgan & Farsides, 2009) assess the degree to which meaning is present in one's life. These measures are appropriate for those looking to simply evaluate the level of perceived purpose or meaning in one's life.…”