THE TEACHING PROFESSION

Idealists believe that there are universal and unchanging values.

• True

• False

Idealists believe that there are universal and unchanging values.Relativists claim that values are dependent on time and place.

• True

• False

Transcendent values are called as such because they are subject to change over time and space.

• True

• False

Relativists believe that what is considered as values by one culture may not be considered as values by another culture.

• True

• False

Values are only caught and not taught.

• True

• False

The living examples of good men and women have a greater influence on values formation than well-prepared lectures.

• True

• False

Understanding the cognitive dimension of values is more important than understanding the affective dimension in values formation.

• True

• False

One's environment and upbringing do not affect their values formation.

• True

• False

Living by a value is not as important as understanding and feeling a value in values formation.

• True

• False

The habit of yielding to impulse strengthens self-control.

• True

• False