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    This document discusses universal values and their importance. It defines values as personal qualities that guide our actions and treatment of others. Universal values refer to standards of behavior necessary for harmonious societies across cultures. These include goodness, solidarity, volunteerism and honesty. The document then outlines 10 main types of universal values identified by Schwartz, including power, achievement, hedonism, stimulation, self-direction, universalism, benevolence, tradition, conformity and security. It concludes by discussing the United Nations charter which enshrines respect for human rights, social justice and dignity as overarching universal values.

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    This document discusses universal values and their importance. It defines values as personal qualities that guide our actions and treatment of others. Universal values refer to standards of behavior necessary for harmonious societies across cultures. These include goodness, solidarity, volunteerism and honesty. The document then outlines 10 main types of universal values identified by Schwartz, including power, achievement, hedonism, stimulation, self-direction, universalism, benevolence, tradition, conformity and security. It concludes by discussing the United Nations charter which enshrines respect for human rights, social justice and dignity as overarching universal values.

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    This document discusses universal values and their importance. It defines values as personal qualities that guide our actions and treatment of others. Universal values refer to standards of behavior necessary for harmonious societies across cultures. These include goodness, solidarity, volunteerism and honesty. The document then outlines 10 main types of universal values identified by Schwartz, including power, achievement, hedonism, stimulation, self-direction, universalism, benevolence, tradition, conformity and security. It concludes by discussing the United Nations charter which enshrines respect for human rights, social justice and dignity as overarching universal values.

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    OBJECTIVES:
    ◦ At the end of this chapter, the students will be able to:
    1.Explain why Universal values are necessary for
    human survival;
    2.Identify the different universal values;
    3.Discuss the different concepts of universal values;
    4.Explain the relationship between individual acts and
    character; and
    5.Explain and articulate each stage of moral
    development.
    Lesson 1:
    BASIC UNIVERSAL VALUES

    WHAT IS UNIVERSAL VALUES?


    VALUES -
    Values describe the personal qualities we choose
    to embody to guide our actions; the sort of person
    we want to be; the manner in which we treat
    ourselves and others, and our interaction with the
    world around us. 
    UNIVERSAL –
    Refers to the set of all things created and what
    is common to all its kind.
    UNIVERSAL VALUES

    ◦Are formed by implied behavioral standards that are


    necessary to live in a harmonious and peaceful society.

    ◦To cultural differences, we can say that the goodness,


    solidarity, volunteerism and honesty are virtues you want in
    any country or region. So, these are universal values.
    SCHWARTZ CONCEPT OF
    UNIVERSAL VALUES
    ◦ S. H SCHWARTZ
    ◦ Shalom H. Schwartz is a social psychologist, cross
    cultural researcher and creator of the “ Theory of
    Basic Human Values”
    ◦ Defined “ values” as conceptions of desirable that
    influence the way people select action and evaluate
    events. (Sen, 1999).
    10 TYPES OF UNIVERSAL VALUE
    1.POWER 6. UNIVERSALISM
    2.ACHIEVEMENT 7. BENEVOLENCE
    3.HEDOISM 8. TRADITION
    4.STIMULATION 9. CONFORMITY
    5.SELF-DIRECTION 10. SECURITY
    POWER
    ◦ Social status and prestige, control or dominance
    over people and resources.
    ACHIEVEMENT
    ◦Personal success through demonstrating
    competence according to social standards.
    HEDOISM
    ◦ Pleasure or sensuous gratification for oneself.
    STIMULATION
    ◦ Excitement, novelty, and challenge in life.
    SELF DIRECTION
    ◦ Independent thought and action-oriented choosing,
    creating, exploring.
    UNIVERSALISM
    ◦ Understanding, appreciation, tolerance, and
    protection for the welfare of all people and for
    nature.
    BENEVOLENCE
    ◦ Preservation and enhancement of the welfare of with
    whom one is in frequent personal contact.
    TRADITION
    ◦ Respect, commitment, and acceptance of the
    customs and ideas that tradition culture or religion
    provide.
    CONFORMITY
    ◦ Restraint of actions inclinations, and impulses likely
    to upset or harm others and violate social
    expectations or norms.
    SECURITY
    ◦ Safety, harmony and stability of society, of
    relationship, and of self.
    UN CHARTER ON UNIVERSAL
    VALUES
    The values enshrined in the United Nations (UN)
    charter, respect for fundamental human rights, social
    justice and human dignity, and respect for the equal
    rights of men and women, serves as overarching
    values to which suppliers of goods and services to the
    UN are expected to adhere.
    ACTIVITY:
    ◦ PLEASE USE THE TEMPLATE AND SUBMIT IN
    OUR GOOGLE CLASS NEXT WEDNESDAY11,
    2022
    THANK YOU!

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