How should values and behavior at personal and proessional levels differ?
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A professional makes every attempt not to insert their personal values that may conflict with those they are entrusted to serve.  For example, you may be very religious, but a professional makes every attempt to serve without prosyltizing etc.
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Doubtlessly, you are 100% correct. Differences in values and goals have rather more serious causes of conflicts as compared to communication.
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I see you haven't gotten any answers on this.  I am not totally sure what you are asking, but I think it might be a good question.  \n\nYou need to define social role.\n\nAre you referring to social values?  Like it used to be rude to wear your hat at the dinner table and now everyone does it, or that once upon a time people opened the door for a lady or held the door for an older person?\n\nOr are you talking more about the moral influences on society that differ by generation?\n\nThe only thing I can get from "social roles" would be maybe referring to stereotypes.  By age to you mean our view of the characteristics of a certain "social role" or do you mean that people of different ages play different social roles?\n\nYou can make this a cool question if you can explain yourself a little better.
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well society has defined the "norms" ..that is the behaviour accepted by the general public within that society, this can differ depending on which part of the world/country you are in at the moment-different things are accepted in different areas, as normal. On a personal level "normal" behaviour can be defined as that which does not cause alarm, offence or danger to any other person. Although of course individuals may be alarmed, shocked or distressed by many many things, so it is a difficult question to answer. I once saw in a public bathroom, scrawled on the wall..." Do not adjust your attitude, its reality that needs a shake!!" lol
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the growth and development of an individual is affected by two distinct factors, nature and nurture, and i suppose you have already heard of these. Nature is primarily concerned with inherited characteristics from one's parents, whereas Nurture deals with a person's environment, and how it shapes his personality. now, culture plays a significant role in the development of a child under the "nurture" dimension.\n\nlanguage, beliefs, values, norms, or even material objects passed from one generation to the next are all indicative of culture, and its significance is profound as it touches every part of our lives. we came into this world without a language, without values, without morals, with no idea of religion, war, money, love, and so on. we processed none of those fundamental orientations we take for granted and yet are so much essential in determining who and what we are. so these beliefs and values are passed on from our parents to us, thus, we are moulded by what our parents have taught us, how we have undergone the socialisation process. this becomes a person's ground or basis for what he considers as essential, or morally and ethically correct. this guides his preferences and desicions.
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You're getting into some pretty deep issues here. \n\nFirst off, people who need to justify and affirm their own value need to lower the value of others by doing what you're talking about.  This gets into some pretty deep biology and psychology.  Since humans are social animals there is always a social heirarchy.  When someone is at the bottom or middle and wants to move up, this is one of the ways they can feel a little movement.  Immature people will also do this in retaliation to an attack on them by another immature person.  It just turns out to be a self licking ice cream cone.  \n\nI used to think that I had to respond to everything in my honor.  Now, by letting things roll off my back and exercising my personal boundaries, I live a life with a lot less stress or anxiety.  Life is great!
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Everyone looks for something different. You'll find some people will be more shallow than others and some will appreciate you for who you are; that's just the way it is, not everyone likes the same thing, it all depends on what the kind of person you're looking for values.
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Psychologists will tell you that people perform for rewards, even if the rewards have no intrinsic value.  Yahoo! knows this, so it gives out points.  What are the rewards?  If you get to a higher level you can spend even more time using the site!  Brilliant if you ask me...
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Different people, different opinions. Take all advices but implement what you feel is right. Go ahead and believe only in positive entities.
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Values are personal goals or morals that individuals believe in or go by and there is no right or wrong. There is no "bad" or "good"value.\nEthics are societal norms that society as a whole heeds to and can be violated against. Ethics can only be "good", not bad.
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Trust on a personal level.\nTrustworthiness on an interpersonal level.\nEmpowerment on a managerial level. \nand alignment on an organiztional level. \nEvery level can be applied to you life.\nYou can only influence that which lies with in your sphere of infuence.
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Morality is usually concerned with personal issue whereas ethics is concerned when issue takes into account another person.
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attitude and personality
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Evrything is individual, and we are all different persons, with different beliefs, personal values, emotions, and genetics. Don't expect people to be similar to each other. Accept differences.
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fear, ego and personal experience
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Right and wrong are based on the values dictated by a given society, time and circumstances. \n\nWhat may be considered right in one culture may be wrong in another (women's rights for example). \nWhat may be considered right in one time frame may be wrong in another (slavery for example). \nWhat may be considered right in one situation may be wrong in another (mastur-bation in the privacy of your own home vs in public - Yahoo! Answers doesn't allow you two type out that word whole, try it!)\n\nIt will vary depending on those societal values and mores as well as repercussions from those actions.\n\nUltimately there are some basic beliefs of right and wrong that prevail throughout societies in general though - those become ethics. Even then, there is debate on which values are ethical and which are unethical.
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Everyone has their own interpretation of normal, and there are also standards - unwritten but more developed over a period of time, based on religion, morals, ethics, and more commonly, judgemental people who decide that their way(s) is/are normal, and others who don't conform to their way of living are not normal.  There are also social and psychological "norms" that define "different" or abnormal behavior.