VALUES
Value - the
relationship of the subject-object character, which is socio-historically
determined.
Value - a relatively constant socially determined relationship to the material and spiritual ideals of society.
Value is criterion, norm, stimulus, regulatory element.
Function of values
- They decide on what will be evaluated positively and negatively.
- They determine the cognitive network of individuals.
- They recognition of value is a condition of emotion.
- They determine and regulate the motivation of a particular species.
- They help create selfkoncept. (I am what I love.)
Value orientation
According to the meaning:
• TO HAVE• TO BE
Value orientation TO HAVE - Ex: to have money, to have a good job, to have a position .... Value orientation TO BE – Ex.: to be a good teacher, to be a good friend, a parent, to experience life ...
Only with the value orientation TO BE can we be happy because we do not compare to other people.
By number of people:
Group Value Orientation
Individual Value Orientation
Individual value orientation must be subordinated to group values. If not, the group will punish you.
Value hierarchy
Value hierarchy - order of values.Pyramid
Multipurpose
Pyramid
hierarchy: One value is the most important.
Multi Plane Hierarchy: More important values are at the top.
Pyramid hierarchy is dangerous for life.
Example: An athlete who is only interested in sports and nothing else, He runs the risk of injury and will not have a sense of life.