This document discusses human values and ethics. It defines ethics as standards that guide conduct as professionals, and values as concepts of responsibility, entitlement, and respect. Morals refer to the knowledge of right and wrong. While values are a guide for a happier life, the document questions whether everyone lives up to their values in the fast-moving world. It identifies different types of values and concludes by encouraging abiding by values to make lives richer.

1. ABSTRACT
HUMAN VALUES
S.DHASARADHA BAI
III YEAR, DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY,
HOLY CROSS COLEGE, TRICHY
Ethics are fundamental standards of conduct by which we work as
professionalpeople. Values are comprisedof personal concepts of
responsibility, entitlement and respect. Morals are the knowledge of
difference betweenwhat is right and wrong. Ethics involves the ability to
discern right from wrong, goodfrom evil, propriety from impropriety. In the
fast moving world, the big question is that ‘DO EVERYONE LIVE UP TO
THE VALUES?’ Values are the standards which makes us distinguished from
other creatures. It is the guide light to a happier, morally healthier life.
Objectivists and Subjectivists play a vital role in the society.
TYPESOF VALUES
 MORAL VALUES
 ETHICAL VALUES
 PROFESSIONALVALUES
 SOCIAL VALUES
 AESTHETIC VALUES
 PSYCHOLOGICAL VALUES
Wrong is wrong even if everyone is doing it. Right is right even if no one is
doing it. Therefore abide by values and make your lives richer.