Exploring Values and Motives

This chapter investigates the concepts of values and motives, emphasizing their roles in individual behavior and decision-making. It examines how values are learned and can evolve over time, especially during life transitions, while exploring the implications of these values on ethical choices in both personal and professional contexts. The discussion also highlights the influence of genetics and peers on value development, underscoring the significance of self-reflection and adaptability in understanding and clarifying one’s values.