Understanding human values : individual and societal - 4 0 16; Rokeach, Milton; 5 (New York : Free Press, 1979)
Change and stability in values and value systems : a sociological perspective /;From individual to institutional values : with special reference to the values of science /;Values and the organization : suggestions for research /;Social movements as moral confrontations : with special reference to civil rights /;Assimilation of values in migrant groups /;Change and stability in American value systems, 1968-1971 /;Value transition and adult development in women : the instrumentality-terminality sequence hypothesis /;A study of values in the British House of Commons /;British politics and the two-value model /;The two-value model of political ideology and British politics /;Human values, smoking behavior, and public health programs /;Long-term value change initiated by computer feedback /;Value change initiated by the mass media /;Can values be manipulated arbitrarily? /;Value education in educational settings /;An approach to the teaching of philosophy /;Improving the quality of teaching psychology / Introduction /;[Societal, institutional, and organizational values] --;[Some major determinants and consequences of value organization] --;[Value change through self-awareness] --;[Value education through self-awareness] -- Milton Rokeach --;Robin M. Williams, Jr. --;Milton Rokeach --;Patrick E. Connor and Boris W. Becker --;Sandra J. Ball-Rokeach and Irving Tallman --;Norman T. Feather --;Milton Rokeach --;Carol D. Ryff --;Donald D. Searing --;Raymond Cochrane, Michael Billig, and Michael Hogg --;Milton Rokeach --;William J. Conroy --;Milton Rokeach --;Keith R. Sanders and L. Erwin Atwood --;Milton Rokeach and Joel W. Grube --;Milton Rokeach --;Ronald H. Epp --;James R. Lindy and Milton Rokeach.
Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 287-307.
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Keywords: 2 -- 0; 6; Study and teaching. -- Social values.;Life.;Values -- 20; 20; 2