Value and value systems
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The document discusses the concept of values, defining them as basic convictions that guide ethical behavior and inform our decisions of right and wrong. It explains the significance of value systems, which are collections of beliefs passed down through generations, particularly highlighting the Indian value system that emphasizes qualities like spirituality, family ties, and harmony. Lastly, it categorizes values into terminal, which are end-goals, and instrumental, which are means of achieving those goals.
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Value and value systems
- 1. VALUE AND VALUE SYSTEMS PRESENTED BY: VAISHALI SHARMA B.Sc Ag IVth year BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY EXT- 411 (0+1)
- 2. CONCEPT OF VALUES ❖ Values are the basic convictions that give us a sense of right and wrong, good and bad. ❖ Thus values form the basis of ethical behavior.
- 3. ETHICS ➢Ethics is the way the values are acted out. ➢Ethics is a set of moral principles or values which is concerned with the righteousness or wrongness of human behavior and which guides your conduct in relation to others.
- 4. VALUE SYSTEM ➢ A value system is a set of consistent ethic values and measures used for the purpose of ethical or ideological integrity. ➢ Value system comprises of all those beliefs and viewpoints that the parents pass on their next generation, they further pass it on to and offspring and so, the legacy goes on and on.
- 5. Indian value system ➢A common value system is one of the binding ingredients that give Indians a common identity. ➢laid high stress on values like peaceful co existence, spirituality, deference to elders, recourse to nature, seeking prosperity, strong family ties, joyousness and hospitality.
- 7. TYPES OF VALUES I. Terminal Values a. The desirable end-states of existence; the goals an individual would like to achieve during his/her life time. II. Instrumental Values a. The way to achieving goals. b. The preferable modes of behaviour or means of achieving one’s terminal values.
- 10. THANK’S