Title: Personal values, belief and attitudes - Personal values, belief and attitudes
Headings: Personal values, belief and attitudes
Personal values, belief and attitudes
What are values?
Activity: What are some of my values?
Where do values come from?
Dominant values
Exploring your values
Race
Gender
Religion
Culture
Language
General
Values clarification
Scenario 1
Scenario 2
Scenario 3
What is a belief?
Pre-existing beliefs
What is an attitude?
The influence of attitudes
The problem with attitudes
Awareness of personal attitudes
Activity
Activity
Taking into account personal values and beliefs
Professional values
Activity: Professional values
Respecting the beliefs, attitudes and values of others
Impact of values and philosophies on service provision
Activity: Identifying the impact of values and philosophies on service provision

Content: Why? What are my view about voluntary euthanasia? Why? Reflect on your answers about where your values have come from. What did this activity tell you about your values? Can you identify some other factors/significant life experiences that have contributed in shaping your values? Why have you decided to become a worker in the CSI? How do you think your values will guide your actions as a worker in the CSI? The aim of this activity is to make you aware of issues that could arise in the workplace and the differing values workers can have. There are no right or wrong answers, so when completing this activity try to be as honest as you can.