THE ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF VALUES IN HUMAN AND SOCIAL LIFE

Primova Fatima Abdurahimovna

Authors

Primova Fatima Abdurahimovna Tashkent branch of Samarkand State University of Veterinary Medicine, Horse Breeding and Biotechnology, Department of "Natural Sciences, Humanities and Physical Culture", teacher: Candidate of Philosophy, Associate Professor

Abstract

This article delves into the significance of values in both individual and social contexts, analyzing their impact on personal growth, ethical decision-making, and social harmony. It explores how values such as integrity, respect, empathy, and responsibility serve as the bedrock for building meaningful relationships and fostering societal well-being. Additionally, the study examines the consequences of value erosion in modern society, including the potential breakdown of trust, social cohesion, and collective progress.

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