Classification of Values

What is the primary objective of values education?

• To transmit values from teachers to pupils

• To improve the integral growth of human beings

• To increase knowledge about various scientific phenomena

• To create attitudes that focus on material success

Which of the following is a social value?

• Justice

• Unique guidance

• Unique guidance

• Monitoring internet use

Personal values are described as being:

• Inspirational and long-lasting

•  Determined by society

• Incidental and proximate

• Ultimate and transcendent

Which value focuses on achieving goals of life and is also known as incidental or proximate value?

• Intrinsic Values

• Social Values

• Instrumental Values

• Cultural Values

Which of these is a way to inculcate moral values?

• Rewarding good behavior

• Treating rivers and mountains as sacred

• Nurturing biodiversity

• Encouraging materialistic goals

What do cultural values emphasize?

•  Individual goals and achievements

• Treating aspects of nature as sacred

•  Practicing what you preach

• Achieving material success

Intrinsic values are also known as:

• Ultimate and transcendent values

• Incidental and proximate values

• Environmental values

• National values

What is an example of a moral value?

•  Adjusting and compromising

•  Long-lasting inspiration

• Treating rivers as sacred

• Achieving personal goals

______ values include love, compassion, and tolerance.

In the hierarchy of values, _________ values are placed at the highest level.