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List of Values of Society
I. List of Values of Society (alphabetical)
Accomplishment
Accountability
Accuracy
Act on things
Adventure
All for One; One for All
Athletics/Sports, Competitive
Authority
Behavior, Proper-
Beauty (of environment, art, people, etc.)
Benefits to All
Calm, Quietude
Celebrity-Worship
Challenge
Change
Charity
Chastity, Purity
Children, Nurturing of
Civic Duty
Civic Pride
Civil Rights
Cleanliness, Orderliness
Collaboration
Collective, Needs of the
Commitment
Common Purpose
Communication
Community
Compassion
Competence
Competition, Competitiveness
Concern for Others
Conformity
Consensus
Consumer Rights
Content Over Form
Continuity (from past)
Continuous Improvement
Cooperation
Coordination, Integration
Courage
Courtesy
Creativity
Culture (art, etc.)
Decisiveness
Democracy
(representative government)
Determination
Diplomacy (overconfrontation)
Direction, Purposefulness
Discipline
Discovery
Diversity
Duty
Education (Right to, need of, value in)
Efficiency
Empowerment of Individual
Entertainment
Essential Services, right to
Equal Opportunity
Excellence
Fairness
Family
Family Values-honor parents, Nurture children, etc.
Fate
Fitness
Flair
Flexibility
Force
Fraternity
Freedom
Free Will
Friendliness
Friendship
Fun
Generosity
Genius
Global View
Goodness
Government Power
Gratitude
Grievances, Right to express
Happiness,
Health & Well-Being
Helpfulness
Hero-worship
Heroism
Honesty, Truthfulness
Honor
Integration of People Types
Intelligence
Integrity
Justice
Knowledge
Leadership
Learning
Loyalty
Environmental, Concern for
Equal Opportunity
Equality
Factual
Faith
Lifestyle, a certain
Love (Romance, other forms of)
Knowledge
Majority Rule
Mannered, Well-
Maximum utilization (of time, resources)
Meaning
Merit
Minority Rights
Money, Wealth
Nation's Status (in World)
Nutrition
Neighborliness
Openness, Open-mindedness
Orderliness
Organization, Systemization
Outer
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