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    This document discusses value formation and the role of intellect and will. It explains that value formation is shaped by both personal experiences and culture. Our values inform our thoughts, actions, and development. While some argue there are universal values like love, others believe values depend on time and place. The document also discusses how values have cognitive, affective, and behavioral aspects, and are both taught and caught. It describes how intellect discerns values and presents them to the will, which then chooses to act on or avoid certain values.

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    This document discusses value formation and the role of intellect and will. It explains that value formation is shaped by both personal experiences and culture. Our values inform our thoughts, actions, and development. While some argue there are universal values like love, others believe values depend on time and place. The document also discusses how values have cognitive, affective, and behavioral aspects, and are both taught and caught. It describes how intellect discerns values and presents them to the will, which then chooses to act on or avoid certain values.

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    This document discusses value formation and the role of intellect and will. It explains that value formation is shaped by both personal experiences and culture. Our values inform our thoughts, actions, and development. While some argue there are universal values like love, others believe values depend on time and place. The document also discusses how values have cognitive, affective, and behavioral aspects, and are both taught and caught. It describes how intellect discerns values and presents them to the will, which then chooses to act on or avoid certain values.

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    Rose Ann Panergayo Vales
    This document discusses value formation and the role of intellect and will. It explains that value formation is shaped by both personal experiences and culture. Our values inform our thoughts, actions, and development. While some argue there are universal values like love, others believe values depend on time and place. The document also discusses how values have cognitive, affective, and behavioral aspects, and are both taught and caught. It describes how intellect discerns values and presents them to the will, which then chooses to act on or avoid certain values.

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    LUESVA

    MAFORTION
    NITIVECOG
    TIVEAFFEC
    VIORALBEHA
    VALUE FORMATION

    HERE IS WHERE YOUR PRESENTATION BEGINS


    Learning Objectives
    At the end of the lesson, the students will be expected to;

     Explain values in terms of their three domains


     Discuss the role of the intellect and will in value formation
    • Classify values according to Scheler’s hierarchy
    • Clarify whether one really values the things he says he values.
    What value formation means?

    Values formation is the confluence of our


    personal experiences and particular culture.
    Why is value formation
    important?
    ● Our values inform our thoughts, words, and
    actions.
    ● Our values are important because they help
    us to grow and develop.
    “Is there such things as RIGHT,
    UNCHANGING and UNIVERSAL values?
    Idealist point of
    view
    There are unchanging
    and universal values.
    ●The value of love, care and concern for our fellowmen are
    values for all people regardless of time and space.

    These are called transcendent values.


    Relativist point of
    view
    Claim that there are no
    universal and unchanging
    values. They assert that
    values are dependent on
    time and space.
    “Are values TAUGHT or
    CAUGHT”
    Value is a Taught
    Value is Caught
    VALUES

    • Cognitive
    • Affective
    • Behavioral aspects
    3 dimensions of value

    • Cognitive dimension
    Mental understanding and readiness

    • Affective dimension
    Experience toward something

    • Behavioral dimension
    Living by the value
    Value formation is training of the
    intellect and will

    • Your intellect discerns a value and


    presents it to the will as a right and
    wrong value.

    • Your will wills to act on the right value


    and wills to avoid the wrong value
    presented by your intellect.
    As described by St. Thomas Aquinas

    “The intellect proposes and will


    disposes”
    It is, therefore, necessary that you develop your
    intellect in its 3 functions namely

    • Formation of Ideas
    • Judgement
    • Reasoning
    Virtuous versus Vicious life and their affect on the will

    In short, a virtuous life strengthens you


    to live by right values and live of
    abundance and joy while a vicious life
    leads you to perdition and misery.

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