Human Value Flashcards
What is human value
Are the essence of human being existence, determining the core characteristics of goodness in human behaviour.
Human values give rise to two concepts
Humanity and humanness
Act of being human and Respecting other human.
In what time it is evolved and linked to what?
It is evolved over a period of time and are linked to human behaviour
Relationship between human, moral value and value
Value are general std of behaviour and are broader than human values
Moral are individual standards of behaviour like being beg
Human values are the essence of human existence, determining the core characteristics of goodness in human behaviour.
How is Values acquired?
Values are not innate or inborn rather acquired unlike emotions or feelings
And it depends upon many factors suck as “socialisation”
What is socialisation
It consists of and their role?
Process in which an individual has interface with immediate and ultimate environment and through interface & interaction the individual learns different behaviour
Important institutions like family, school, society formal organisation leaders
Primary institutions
Primary institutions like fam and school- most important as child is first introduced here and moulded in desired way.
Whatever values are enculcated are reflected at later stage of life.
Type of family and socialisation
Traditional joint family:
Adequate opportunity for socialisation; many kids so learn group bhvr early like dealing with grp, dependence, interdependence, sacrifice, leadership etc; mother also give more time since mostly housemaker.
Nuclear family:
Limited socialisation scope but qualitative parenting; child learns: assertiveness, expressiveness, effective bhv as communication and independence; mostly controlled environment; career oriented and risk taking.
Ipad based parenting
Less human socialisation more socialisation with gadgets; less expressiveness more internalisation; less age-specific activity more incidents of grown up stage activity; less physical more mental activity
Role of school in socialisation
It is first formal environment
Embibe values like social and academic skill, group behaviour, discipline, dutyness, leadership
Also curriculum have been restructured and incorporate moral and ethical standards
Socialisation flow chart
4 organisation-value acquired- good bad. Intervention for bad-formal (training) / informal (social intervention)
Leader characteristics
General and special
Vision Responsibility Exemplary behaviour Ability to motivate for high performance Effective communication Dynamic prospects
Special: Decisiveness Vitality Endurance Responsiblity Intelligence
Role of leader in influencing behaviour of people
Changing priorities of life
Changing views and values
Motivate for high performance
Letting people reinvent by finding innate ability
Leader characteristics are idealised by followers
