This document discusses values, attitudes, and job satisfaction. It defines values as modes of conduct or end-states that are personally or socially preferable. Values are culturally defined standards that guide social life and behavior. There are two types of values: terminal values like wisdom and equality, and instrumental values like helpfulness and politeness. Beliefs are deeper psychological concepts that are often unchangeable and based on values. Both values and beliefs develop over time through socialization and influence behavior and judgment at individual and organizational levels.
This document discusses values, attitudes, and job satisfaction. It defines values as modes of conduct or end-states that are personally or socially preferable. Values are culturally defined standards that guide social life and behavior. There are two types of values: terminal values like wisdom and equality, and instrumental values like helpfulness and politeness. Beliefs are deeper psychological concepts that are often unchangeable and based on values. Both values and beliefs develop over time through socialization and influence behavior and judgment at individual and organizational levels.
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This document discusses values, attitudes, and job satisfaction. It defines values as modes of conduct or end-states that are personally or socially preferable. Values are culturally defined standards that guide social life and behavior. There are two types of values: terminal values like wisdom and equality, and instrumental values like helpfulness and politeness. Beliefs are deeper psychological concepts that are often unchangeable and based on values. Both values and beliefs develop over time through socialization and influence behavior and judgment at individual and organizational levels.
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Understanding Cultural Diversity “American Eat oysters but not snails, French eat snails but not locusts, The Zulus eat locust but not fish, The Jews eat fish but not pork, The Hindus eat pork but not beef, The Russians eat beef but not snakes, The Chinese eat snakes but not people, The Jale of New Guinea find people delicious” What are Values? Values are a specific mode of conduct or end-state of existence is personally or socially preferable to an opposite or converse mode of conduct or end- state of existence. -Rokeach To hold something in Esteem based upon one’s evaluation of it. -Reber & Reber Values are culturally defined standard of desirability, goodness, and beauty that serve as a broad guideline for social life. --Macionis Significance of Values Conceptualization of thinking Determinants of overt and covert behavior Guiding direction of personal development Effect on Judgmental process Influence on Psycho physiological Emotions and expressed behavior Individual values contribute in making of socio- cultural value systems Types of values According to Rokeach, there are 2 types of Values. These are:
Terminal and instrumental Values
Terminal values are the desirable end state like Wisdom, Equality, Salvation, Inner harmony, Freedom, Mature love etc. Instrumental values are preferable modes of behavior or means of achieving one’s terminal values, like helpful, loving, polite, logical etc. Values classification
economical (Concept by Spranger, and Study of Values Test by Allport, Vernon and Lindsey)
Cardinal, Primary & Secondary values
What are beliefs? A belief is the emotional acceptance of some proposition, statement or doctrine. Reber & Reber Beliefs are deeper in human psyche and have very potent effect on behavior Belief Bias Effect is a situation that occurs when a person’s prior knowledge, attitude, or values distort the reasoning process by influencing the person to accept invalid arguments. --Zimbardo Characteristics of Beliefs Based on deep-rooted values Beliefs are often not questioned or doubted Normally unchangeable concepts “The belief-bias effect occurs when a person’s prior knowledge, attitudes, or values distort the reasoning process by influencing the person to accept as valid those arguments that are invalid but believed to be true or as invalid those arguments that are believed to be false (Evans et al., 1983) Psychology of Beliefs Develops over a period of time Become very much deep rooted in psyche There is effect of Consonance and Dissonance Core determinants of behavior Have Physiological, Psychological, social and cultural strong foundations and support Values and Beliefs at Individual and organizational levels Analyze their nature and impact on individuals and organizations They develop through the process of Socialization, Enculturation and based on Terminal and Instrumental values Through this process develops the Organizational culture