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Value orientations of nurses

Medsestra (Nurse), 2023
The article draws attention to the influence of value orientations of nursing professionals on their attitude to the world, people, profession and professional activities. The purpose of the study: to study the system of value orientations of nurses. Results.
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Age Stratification and Value Orientations

The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 1973
The concept of age stratification provides a useful way of examining social aspects of human aging. This paper reports data on selected value orientations of two age strata in two subcultural systems-one a rural county in the Southern Appalachian Region and the other a metropolitan center adjacent to but outside the Appalachian Region.
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Rural Russia's Values and Values Orientations

Sociological Research, 2016
This article identifies the main values and value orientations of Russia's rural population in the areas of labor, material well-being, family, and health, as well as changes in the hierarchy of va...
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Values and Value Orientations in Intercultural Contexts

2020
After dealing with emotions, we turn to the topic of “values and cultural orientations”, which is closely linked to emotions and emotional connections in the sense that fundamental values and value orientations are supported by emotions.
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The Family in Value Orientations

Russian Education & Society, 2011
Russia's declining birth rate is linked to a delay in a family's decision to have children and to uncertainty about the place of children in a couple's relationship. Despite the rise of individualism and the importance of career and self-realization, however, the family retains a very important place in Russian society.
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The Dynamics of Value Orientations

Russian Education & Society, 1995
First of all, let us settle on definitions. The modern tradition (see, for example, [1-3]) views a system of values as a universal, prolonged, consistent structure of priorities, one that defines the individual's desired life plan and system of orientations.
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Value Orientations of Homeless Men

Western Journal of Nursing Research, 1990
C K, Downing, A K, Cobb
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Value Orientation:

Residential Group Care & Treatment, 1985
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