On the possibility of non-standard measurement of personality value orientations

Anton Ivanovych Kisse,Myroslav Ivanovych Balashenko,Vytaliia Vitaliivna Hotynian,Inna Valeriivna Balashenko,Andrii Petrovich Nachev

doi:10.34069/ai/2022.50.02.3

Abstract

As the title implies the article deals with the process of measurement of personality value orientations. This particular problem is especially acute during the COVID-19 and thus needs non-standard solutions. The article makes a point on what value orientations are, providing examples from history, philosophy, psychology and law to prove the point. Modern science is not possible without measurement and the article demonstrates standards from different perspectives. Article provides the analysis of values, their role in society and an explanation of how do they form, it mentions that most human values, deeds and goal need to be evaluated. There is a comparison, the relationship of our own desires, instinctive desires, with a system of prohibitions, restrictions, social norms, ideals of society with a certain system of behavior formed in our imagination under the influence of social and cultural relations. The emphasis is placed on the importance of using non-standard measurement and on that moral and structural categories cannot have a single quantitative standard, because they function as a measure. Article gives a perspective on how are the values formed and denoted the type of non-standard measurement. Due to changes of society the value system is changing, so a certain system of values that has developed in a person under the influence of society, its traditions, prohibitions, norms of behavior, socially significant events, etc., should refer to the non-standard measurement.

Highlights

What value orientations should a person have who should evaluate, determine, measure human qualities, competencies, human behavior? In recent years, our society has undergone a number of changes, including political, social, economic changes, which has certainly led to a change in the established system of values inherent in our society, and the replacement of some of them with new ones that meet the needs of life
Times are changing, the value system is changing, and young people are choosing "their idols", which can be very different from the idols of previous generations. When it comes to assessing or qualitatively measuring certain actions of a person, his behavior under certain circumstances, the quality of knowledge, personal criteria, determining a certain system of values that has developed in a person under the influence of society, its traditions, prohibitions, norms of behavior, socially significant events, etc., should refer to the non-standard measurement
instinctive urges (It) is with the help of non-standard measurement that you can measure and describe the process of formation of value orientations, qualitatively characterize, in most cases evaluate the value orientations themselves, and the value orientations themselves, and their impact on moral evaluation of events and phenomena

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Introduction

We often hear and use the phrase: “Everything has a price. Everything can be assessed."Is it possible to evaluate human life? The value of human life was felt even more acutely when Italian doctors were faced with a choice: which of the patients should be treated earlier. What value orientations should a person have who should evaluate, determine, measure human qualities, competencies, human behavior? Our society has undergone a number of changes, including political, social, economic changes, which has certainly led to a change in the established system of values inherent in our society, and the replacement of some of them with new ones that meet the needs of life. How to determine the extent of the impact of social change on the change of human values? The question arises: how to determine, measure the speed of these changes? How to determine the extent of the impact of social change on the change of human values?

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