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Shalom H. Schwartz

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Changes in Young Europeans’ Values During the Global Financial Crisis

2019

We investigate the impact of the global financial crisis (GFC) on the personal values of youth and young adults (age 16–35 years) from 16 European countries. Using time series cross-sectional data from seven waves (2002–2014) of the European Social Survey, we examined (1) whether the GFC led to value shifts between cohorts of young people and (2) whether welfare state provision moderate the expected value shifts. Multilevel analyses showed that, following the GFC, the importance of security, tradition, benevolence, and, to a lesser extent, conformity values increased. In contrast, hedonism, self-direction, and stimulation values decreased. In line with our moderation hypothesis, power, and…

Value (ethics)young adultseurooppalaisetSocial Psychologymedia_common.quotation_subject050109 social psychologyeconomic crisisConformityPower (social and political)arvot (käsitykset)SUPPORTvalues0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesarvot10. No inequalityEurooppata515media_commonPERSONAL VALUESWORKnuoret aikuisetta51105 social sciences1. No povertyWelfare statetaloudelliset kriisitModerationVALUE PRIORITIESEuropean Social SurveyEuropeClinical Psychology5144 Social psychology8. Economic growthFinancial crisisDemographic economicsPsychologyWelfare050104 developmental & child psychology
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Values that Underlie and Undermine Well–Being: Variability across Countries

2017

We examined relations of 10 personal values to life satisfaction (LS) and depressive affect (DEP) in representative samples from 32/25 countries ( N = 121 495). We tested hypotheses both for direct relations and cross–level moderation of relations by Cultural Egalitarianism. We based hypotheses on the growth versus self–protection orientation and person–focus versus social–focus motivations that underlie values. As predicted, openness to change values (growth/person) correlated positively with subjective well–being (SWB: higher LS, lower DEP) and conservation values (self–protection/social) correlated negatively with SWB. The combination of underlying motivations also explained more comple…

Social Psychology515 Psychologycross-cultural researchhyvinvointiPERSON-ORGANIZATION FIT050109 social psychologyPersonality psychology050105 experimental psychologyCULTUREPSYCHOLOGYarvot (käsitykset)henkinen hyvinvointiwell-beingSUPPLEMENTARYvaluesOpenness to experiencekulttuurierot0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesarvotSubjective well-beingPREDICTORSlife satisfactionta515EgalitarianismHAPPINESS05 social sciencescultural egalitarianismLife satisfactionModerationVALUE PRIORITIESCross-cultural studies5144 Social psychologyCOMPLEMENTARYsubjective well-beingegalitarismikulttuurienvälinen tutkimustyytyväisyysWell-beingCONGRUENCEPsychologySocial psychologyEuropean Journal of Personality
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Values and subjective well-being

2018

Research on relations of personal values to subjective well-being has begun to flourish only recently. This is surprising because our values represent what we consider important and worth pursuing in life, and our subjective well-being (henceforth SWB) represents how happy and satisfied we are with the life we are leading. This chapter summarizes what we know about value—SWB relations and identifies some of what we do not know but would like to know. We first discuss the nature of values and the structured system they form. We then note three theoretical perspectives on relations of values to SWB (Sagiv & Schwartz, 2000; Sagiv, Roccas & Hazan, 2004). The first perspective seeks to explain d…

arvot (käsitykset)subjective well-being515 Psychologyhyvinvointivaluescross-cultural variationssubjektiivisuusvalue congruence
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Supporting info item, per2096-sup-001-Supplementary Material R1 - Values that Underlie and Undermine Well–Being: Variability across Countries†

2021

Supporting info item, per2096-sup-001-Supplementary Material R1 for Values that Underlie and Undermine Well–Being: Variability across Countries† by Sortheix Florencia M. and Schwartz Shalom H. in European Journal of Personality

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Supplemental Material, SPPS732610_suppl_mat - Changes in Young Europeans’ Values During the Global Financial Crisis

2017

Supplemental Material, SPPS732610_suppl_mat for Changes in Young Europeans’ Values During the Global Financial Crisis by Florencia M. Sortheix, Philip D. Parker, Clemens M. Lechner, and Shalom H. Schwartz in Social Psychological and Personality Science

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