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Development of Personal Values
Jimmy D. Tarpley
Introduction
Personal values often represent individual characteristics and beliefs that determine people's behavior in various environments. Personal values and ethical standards are developed throughout life. Various experiences, family members, friends, work, education, and many other factors can influence the establishment of personal values. Values are demonstrated through decision making, work related behaviors, and interpersonal communications. Prioritizing individual values enables people to set personal goals, influence others, and capitalize on available opportunities. "Attention to our values helps people become more self-aware, make ethical decisions, prioritize our tasks, and develop credibility as a leader" (Williams, para 4, nd)
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