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Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 1995
Hypotheses about relations between values, valences, and choice were tested in a study in which 239 university students completed the Schwartz Value Survey (S. H. Schwartz, 1992) and then responded to 10 hypothetical scenarios, each of which presented them with 2 alternative courses of action assumed to prime different value types from the Schwartz ...
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Hypotheses about relations between values, valences, and choice were tested in a study in which 239 university students completed the Schwartz Value Survey (S. H. Schwartz, 1992) and then responded to 10 hypothetical scenarios, each of which presented them with 2 alternative courses of action assumed to prime different value types from the Schwartz ...
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1987
Abstract Since our theory of morals is part of rational choice, we must examine its apparatus and assumptions, beginning from the underlying idea that an agent chooses rationally in maximizing her utility, considered as a measure of her preferences.
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Abstract Since our theory of morals is part of rational choice, we must examine its apparatus and assumptions, beginning from the underlying idea that an agent chooses rationally in maximizing her utility, considered as a measure of her preferences.
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Choice, Value and Effectiveness
Management Education and Development, 1984John Burgoyne emphasises the importance of taking account of the various interests and purposes which underlie any evaluation exercise. In this connection he compares the implications of a Systems or an Interactionist perspective by focusing on the issue of evaluating the Conference as a development activity.
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2012
Complexities in the relationship between value and choice are two central sources of anomalies. First, the different systems can disagree about their values. Actions involve such things as picking a stimulus or pressing a button. The environment specifies a set of rules governing the transitions between states depending on the action chosen.
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Complexities in the relationship between value and choice are two central sources of anomalies. First, the different systems can disagree about their values. Actions involve such things as picking a stimulus or pressing a button. The environment specifies a set of rules governing the transitions between states depending on the action chosen.
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A vindication of the value of ‘Choice’
InquiryMoral beliefs, values, and attitudes differ across cultures and change over time. This contingency can invite anxiety about endorsing particular values and about the possibility of non-circular claims of moral progress. One way of addressing this anxiety is through vindicatory genealogies of value. This paper develops such a genealogy for the value of ‘
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2022
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