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SUMMARY:I or we? The development of values: from childhood to adolescence
DESCRIPTION:Values can be understood as orienting frames of reference for h
 uman action. They have both an individual and a collective dimension. Indiv
 iduals as well as societies are often confronted with situations in which a
 dherence to different values leads to conflicting consequences. Differently
  weighting these values is one option for dealing with such conflicts. Valu
 es, their relationship among each other, as well as their respective weight
 ing undergo continuous change as do societies at large. In times in which w
 e face challenges like climate change, global migration or the Covid-19 pan
 demic the relative weight of community-oriented values (“we”) versus self-o
 riented values (“I”) is of particular importance. Ariel Knafo-Noam is a pro
 fessor of developmental psychology at Hebrew University, Jerusalem. His res
 earch is concerned with factors influencing differences in individuals’ soc
 iability and their values system as a whole. He specifically looks at the d
 evelopment of altruism, empathy, and further aspects of prosocial behavior.
  He studies how different contexts, cultures, and family constellations sha
 pe value development; and he also looks at genetic influences of value deve
 lopment. In his talk, Ariel Knafo-Noam will discuss how his research findin
 gs on value development from infancy to adulthood may help to shape and rei
 nforce value-oriented behavior in times of deep crisis.
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DTSTAMP:20251111T140042Z
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