The document discusses values and attitudes. It defines values as qualities or ideas that people feel strongly about and that affect decisions and behavior. Values guide actions and judgments. The document contrasts immature values, which are unclear, with mature values, which provide purpose and direction. It also discusses how values are shaped by different influences over one's lifetime and can change with experience. The document then defines attitudes as evaluations of entities that are less stable than values. Attitudes have cognitive, affective, and behavioral components. They influence job satisfaction, involvement, and commitment. The document explains how attitudes can change to reduce discomfort and how attitudes are sometimes inferred after behavior.