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Value Therory - Coggle Diagram

- - - - For instance, some societies may view certain forms of violence, such as war or self-defense, as justifiable and necessary, while others may view them as inherently evil.
  - - - These moral standards are often rooted in cultural and religious traditions, and they can vary significantly across different societies and time periods.
  - - - what constitutes as "good" and "bad" can vary across different societies and cultures. For instance, some societies may view certain forms of violence, such as war or self-defense, as justifiable and necessary, while others may view them as inherently evil.
- - - - alues are beliefs or principles that guide our thoughts
        
        According to Schwartz's theory, these values are organized in a circular structure
        
        where values that are adjacent to each other are compatible and reinforce each other.
        
        values that are opposite to each other may conflict with each other.
        
        The theory also suggests that individuals differ in the importance they give to each value, and that this importance reflects their personality
      - they are considered to be a central aspect of human psychology