The Journal of Social Issues

Vol. 50 No. 4 1994

Human Values and Social Issues: Current Understanding and Implications for the Future

Issue Editors:Daniel M. Mayton II, William E. Loges, Sandra J.Ball-Rokeach,and Joel W. Grube

Human values and social issues: An introduction 1
Daniel M. Mayton II, Sandra J. Ball-Rokeach, and William E. Loges

CONCEPTUALIZATIONS OF HUMAN VALUES

Choosing equality: The correspondence between attitudes about race and the value of equality 9
Sandra J. Ball-Rokeach and William E. Loges

Are there universal aspects in the structure and contents of human values? 19
Shalom H. Schwartz

The rhetorical use of values to justify social and intergroup attitudes 47
Connie M. Kristiansen and Mark P. Zanna

POLITICAL THINKING, POLITICAL BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

Beyond Rokeach’s equality-freedom model: Two-dimensional values in a one-dimensional world 67
Valerie Braithwaite

The role of values in predicting fairness judgments and support of affirmative action 95
Randall S. Peterson

Values underpinning of antinuclear political activism: A cross-national study 117
Daniel M. MaytonII and Adrian Furnham

Human values and their relation to justice 129
Norman T. Feather

VALUE SELF-CONFRONTATION AS A MEANS OF CHANGE

Inducing change in values, attitudes, and behaviors: Belief system theory and the method of value self-confrontation 153
Joel W. Grube, Daniel M. Mayton II, and Sandra J. Ball-Rokeach

Dual-processing in value self-confrontation: The role of need for cognition 175
James E. Waller

1993 SPSSI PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS

The politics of women’s health 189
Sally A. Shumaker and Teresa Rust Smith