PROFESSIONAL VALUES OF YOUNG PEOPLE
Keywords:
professional values, D. Super inventory, students’ professional values.Abstract
Social values are acquired in the socialization
process and become, over the course of life, elements that
influence decisions that we make and behaviors in certain
situations. Similarly, professional value makes us appreciate
jobs or evaluate some of the tasks we have. With the
Inventory of Professional Values Scale, D. Super, we
investigated the set of professional values that young people
(graduates or students) have. Data analysis concludes that
variables such as gender, high school profile, the environment
(rural or urban), or student or graduate status do not induce
changes in the perception of values like intellectual
stimulation, achievement, and independence.
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