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- CJA 474
This assignment explores the concept of core values, how they are acquired and changed, and their importance in personal and professional life. It covers the hierarchy of values and their impact on decision-making and behavior. The module is CJA 474.
What's inside
- Definition and importance of core values
- Methods to determine personal core values
- Hierarchy of values and their impact on behavior
- The role of core values in the workplace
- Personal experiences and examples of core values
Who it is for: Students taking the CJA 474 module. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Core values are what a person believes in. They guide how a person lives and works. The document looks at how people acquire and change values, and how values affect workplace ethics.
Identifying Core Values
Core values are what a person believes in. They guide how a person lives and works. The document looks at how people acquire and change values, and how values affect workplace ethics.
Values in Everyday Life
Values affect how a person lives. They guide decisions. The document explains how values shape a person's purpose and mission in life.
Values in the Workplace
Values are important in the workplace. They guide leaders and help manage personal assets. The document discusses the role of values in workplace ethics.
Conclusion
Core values are what a person believes in. They are learned from parents or guardians. The document concludes by discussing how values change over time and guide personal and professional life.
Key terms
- core values
- What a person believes in and uses to guide life and work.
- value hierarchy
- The order of importance of a person's values.
- workplace ethics
- The standards of right and wrong in the workplace.
- personal assets
- Things like time and money that a person manages.
- spiritual values
- Values that involve belief in God and service to God.
- civic and cultural values
- Values that involve respect for the law and law officials.
Questions this document helps with
- What are core values and how do they guide life?
- How do values affect workplace ethics?
- How do people acquire and change their values?
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