Social and Moral Values: Individual and Societal Perspectives

Introduction. Part 1: Values: General Theoretical Perspectives 1. Values from the Perspective of Cognitive-Experimental Self-Theory Seymour Epstein 2. Dimensions of Development in Moral Values Janusz Reykowski 3. Individual and Societal (Group) Values in a Motivational Perspective and Their Role in Benevolence and Harmdoing Ervin Staub Part 2: Development of Positive Values 4. Empathy and Prosocial Activism Martin L. Hoffman 5. The Development of Prosocial Values Nancy Eisenberg 6. Contextual Relativism of Moral Judgment in Late Childhood and Early Adolescence Adam Niemczynski, Agnieszka Maciejowska 7. Informational Integration in Moral Reasoning: Conceptual and Methodological Implications Martin F. Kaplan Part 3: Moral Decisions and Functioning of Moral Values 8. Equality and Economic Efficiency: Is there a Trade-off? Morton Deutsch 9. Evaluative Perspective and Distributive Justice Krystyna Skarzynska 10. Information and Evaluation Processes in Decision Making Tadeusz Tyszka 11. Social Values and Multiple Outcome Comparisons John M. Levine and Richard L. Moreland Part 4: Values and the Regulation of Behavior 12. Personal Values, Moral Principles, and a Three- Path Model of Prosocial Motivation C.Daniel Batson 13. The System of Personal Values and Behavior Bogdan Wojciszke 14. The Development of Motives, Self-Identities, and Values Tied to Blood Donation: A Polish-American Comparison Study Jane Allyn Piliavin Part 5: Sociopolitical, Socioeconomic, and Historical Views on Values 15. Moral Values and Political Attitudes Aleksandra Jasinska-Kania 16. Perception of the Sociopolitical System and Sense of Political Autonomy-Alienation Krzysztof Korzeniowski 17. Social Stratification, Conditions of Work, and Parental Socialization Values Duane F. Alwin 18. Women, Morality and Social Change from a Discourse Analysis Perspective E. Ann Kaplan. Author Index. Subject Index.