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doi: 10.5281/zenodo.44716
Psychological theories explain the value of the position of scientific theories. Be-haviorism considers value as a result of associative learning. Psychoanalysis sees value-normative regulation of individual in-depth structures "ego", "superego" and "id". Hu-manistic psychology sees the value in the "self" personality and connects them with human needs, introduces the term "functional autonomy", meaning thereby converting values; value orientation as regards personal meaning. Domestic scholars introduced the concept of "focus", "value orientation" and "personal values"; talk about the inclusion of practice and behavior of the individual; draw conclusions that value orientation characterized by two properties – value and personal meaning.
social interest, value, value judgments, value of needs, moral standards, reinforcement value, personal values, value orientation
social interest, value, value judgments, value of needs, moral standards, reinforcement value, personal values, value orientation
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