Values and behavior. A cross-cultural approach

The chapters collected in this book turn to the connections between values ​​and behavior from a culture point of view. They have a review of research conducted in various cultures, and culture is discussed as a moderator of the relationship between values ​​and behavior. From the point of view of the structure, the first part of this book discusses what values ​​are and how they should be measured, then the second part investigates the content of the relationship between values ​​and behavior in different areas of life, including prosocial behavior, aggression, behavior in organizations and the formation of relationships . The third part investigates some of the modest processes that associate values ​​with behavior. Taken together, these chapters are a review and synthesis of more than twenty years of study of values ​​and behavior, and offer new ideas that have important consequences for both research and practice