Schwartz's model suggests that: Select one: A. We are always aware of our values and how they influence us B. Values are formed when we are in our early adulthood C. Values are important but have no direct effect on motivation D. Values may conflict with each other E. Values are unstable

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11 September, 11:07

Schwartz's model suggests that: Select one: A. We are always aware of our values and how they influence us B. Values are formed when we are in our early adulthood C. Values are important but have no direct effect on motivation D. Values may conflict with each other E. Values are unstable

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Iris Benson · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter "D": Values may conflict with each other.

Explanation:

American psychologists Shalom H. Schwartz in his "Theory of Basic Human Values" proposes there are ten (10) values driving individuals' behaviors: stimulation, self-direction, universalism, benevolence, power, achievement, hedonism, tradition, conformity, and security.

According to Schwartz, some values like benevolence and power conflict with each other but some others such as conformity and security are compatible.