The importance of values

The unity of values and ideas is the cornerstone of interpersonal relationships. The interaction and coordination of values and interests is the core of interpersonal relationship. The exchange of values information is the key to the formation of healthy interpersonal relationships. The consistency of values in practice is the guarantee of interpersonal relationship.

Values play a very important role in guiding and regulating people's own behavior. Values determine people's self-knowledge, and directly affect and determine the nature of one's ideals and beliefs, life goals and pursuit direction. The role of values is roughly reflected in the following two aspects:

Values play a guiding role in motivation, and people's behavior motivation is dominated and restricted by values, which have an important influence on motivation mode. Under the same objective conditions, people with different values have different motivation patterns and produce different behaviors, and the direction of motivation is dominated by values. Only those that are considered desirable after value judgment can be transformed into behavioral motives and guide people's behavior with this as the goal.

Values reflect people's cognition and needs, and values are people's evaluation and view of the objective world and the result of behavior. Therefore, to a certain extent, it reflects people's outlook on life and world, and reflects people's subjective cognition of the world.

Extended data

Stability and persistence

Values are relatively stable and lasting. Under certain time, place and conditions, people's values are always relatively stable and lasting. For example, there is always a view and evaluation of the quality of someone or something, and this view will not change under the same conditions.

Historicity and selectivity

The values formed in different times and different social living environments are different. A person's values are gradually formed from birth under the influence of family and society. A person's social production mode and economic status have a decisive influence on the formation of his values. Of course, the opinions promoted by newspapers, TV and radio, as well as the opinions and behaviors of parents, teachers, friends and public celebrities, also have obvious influence on a person's values.

subjectivity

Refers to the standard used to distinguish between good and bad, and is measured and evaluated according to the scale of the individual's heart. These standards can all be called values.