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Also known as ethical value, human values, ethical values
personal value, basis for ethical action
Value refers to what someone believes is important or worthwhile, and it serves as the foundation for the ethical choices and actions they make in their life. Understanding your own values and those of others matters because they guide behavior, shape decisions, and help explain why people act the way they do.
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価値（かち）とは、あるものを他のものよりも上位に位置づける理由となる性質、人間の肉体的、精神的欲求を満たす性質、あるいは真・善・美・愛あるいは仁など人間社会の存続にとってプラスの普遍性をもつと考えられる概念の総称。 殆どの場合、物事の持つ、目的の実現に役に立つ性質、もしくは重要な性質や程度を指す。何に価値があり、何には価値がない、とするひとりひとりのうちにある判断の体系を価値観と言う。
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