What Is a Standard of Value?
The value standard refers to the subject's objective needs and interests have the nature and function of scale in human value relations and value activities. A value standard is a value system that includes various value indicators, including economic benefits, social benefits, and academic value.
Value standard
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- Chinese name
- Value standard
- Foreign name
- Standard of value
- Features
- With scale properties and functions
- Including
- Economic, social and academic value
- The value standard refers to the subject's objective needs and interests have the nature and function of scale in human value relations and value activities. A value standard is a value system that includes various value indicators, including economic benefits, social benefits, and academic value.
- The evaluation standard reflects the value standard, and the value standard determines the evaluation standard. However, the evaluation standard not only reflects the value standard, but also reflects the object, object, and reality; the value standard is not the sole determinant of the evaluation standard. The unity of the value standard and external reality determines the evaluation standard completely. Therefore, the evaluation criteria are essentially historical conclusions that people have sought for a specific and positive unification between their own value standards and external objective reality. This conclusion is reached through the accumulation of people's practical experience and through the continuous understanding of the outside world and the human world.