week 5

Question 1

what are values

Answer 1

values are stable, reflect priorities, and
influence behaviour, Rokeach (1973)

Question 2

what is value system

Answer 2

values organised in a hierarchy according
to importance, Rokeach (1973)

Question 3

what are the 6 characteristics of values?

Answer 3

Desirable goals or actions, Ranked (ordered) by importance, Transcend situations, Criteria underpinning evaluation
Beliefs linked to affect (emotion), Guides to attitudes and behaviours

Question 4

what are the three measurements of vaules

Answer 4

Rokeach (1973) rankings to create hierarchical value systems (RVS)
Schwartz (1992) (SVS, PVQ)
ratings to create circumplex structure of values (SVS,PVQ) inherent compatible and conflicting relationships
Lee et al (2000, 2008)
sport specific value questionnaires (YSVQ, YSVQ2)

Question 5

what are the 3 sports values

Answer 5

Webb (1969) ‘attitude’ scale to rank winning, playing well, paying fairly

Simmons & Dickinson (1972)
measured values with 14 items and 5 factors; untheoretical

Lee et al (2000, 2008) YSVQ to measure 18 basic values (value system)
YSVQ-2 for moral, competence and status values 8

Question 6

What does YSVQ stand for

Answer 6

Youth Sport Value Questionnaire

Question 7

What is the YSVQ

Answer 7

Items drawn from discussions with 96 adolescent football and
tennis players about moral dilemmas in sport
18 values derived from interview transcripts
“When I do sport it is important to me that …
… I try to be fair”

Question 8

whats the value systems?

Answer 8

Reflects the priorities of individuals

Question 9

Value structure

Answer 9

Identifies conflicting and compatible values