By Jack Preston King
In the early 1990s, social psychologist Shalom Schwartz identified 10 basic values shared by all people everywhere, in every class and culture. These are not morals in the religious/ethical sense, or virtues in the Aristotelian. They’re intrinsic psychological drives that shape how human beings see the world, and which motivate our choices and behavior.... Keep Reading
In the early 1990s, social psychologist Shalom Schwartz identified 10 basic values shared by all people everywhere, in every class and culture. These are not morals in the religious/ethical sense, or virtues in the Aristotelian. They’re intrinsic psychological drives that shape how human beings see the world, and which motivate our choices and behavior.... Keep Reading
