Bibliography: DLTTXF39

key	DLTTXF39
title	A Comparative Study of the Value Priorities of Australians, Australian Baha'is, and Expatriate Iranian Baha'is
author	Feather, N. T.; Volkmer, R. E.; McKee, I. R.
item type	Journal article
publication year	1992
date	1992-03
publication title	Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology (Beverly Hills, Calif.)
abstract note	Examines the value difference in three samples: expatriate Iranian Baha'is (35 males, 30 females) resident in Australia, 59 Australian Baha'is (22 males, 37 females), and 66 unselected Australians (35 males, 31 females). Subjects rated a set of 30 terminal values and 26 instrumental values for importance, using the Schwartz Value Survey. The results showed that the two Baha'i groups rated values concerned with restrictive conformity, tradition, and spirituality as relatively more important, and values concerned with hedonism, self-direction and stimulation as relatively less important, when compared with the unselected Australian sample. Other group difference in value priorities were also obtained when groups were compared two at a time. Men assigned more relative importance than women to values from the hedonism, achievement, power, and stimulation domains. Women rated values from the benevolence and spirituality domains as relatively more important.
pages	95-106
issue	1
volume	23
language	English
manual tags	AUSTRALIA; IRANIANS; VALUES