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"ABSTRAKPerson-organization fit (P-O fit) dapat memrediksi performa kerja, intensiturnover, dan kepuasan kerja (Edward, 1991, dalam Farooqui & Nagendra,2014; Bowen, Ledford, & Nathan, 1991, Kristof, 1996, dalam Sekiguchi, 2004).Dalam penelitian ini akan dilihat hubungan antara values set dan perceivedcultural values di wilayah Jakarta. Desain penelitian ini ialah korelasi danteknik multiple regression untuk menganalisis data. Alat ukur yang digunakanuntuk mengukur values set dan perceived cultural values ialah PVQ-RR(Schwartz dkk, 2012). Data dari 117 responden, ditemukan bahwa perceivedcultural values memengaruhi secara signifikan (p<0,01) terhadap selftranscendencedengan lebih dari 20,6% proporsi varians dapat dijelaskan olehsetiap dimensi perceived cultural values. Ditemukan juga bahwa conservationdipengaruhi secara signifikan (p<0,01) dengan lebih dari 7,8% proporsi variansdapat dijelaskan oleh setiap dimensi perceived cultural values. Hal inimenunjukkan bahwa kenaikan nilai setiap dimensi perceived cultural valuesakan meningkatkan nilai pada self-transcendence dan conservation denganproporsi varians berbeda. Lalu, self-enhancement tidak dipengaruhi secarasignifikan (p>0,05) oleh dimensi perceived cultural values apapun. Padaopenness to change ditemukan bahwa 6 dimensi perceived cultural valuesmemengaruhi secara signifikan (p<0,05) dengan minimal 2,6% proporsi variansyang dapat dijelaskan dan tidak dipengaruhi dimensi harmony (p>0,05).Penelitian ini diharapkan dapat bermanfaat dalam penyusunan rancanganintervensi agar hubungan values set dan perceived cultural values dapatsemakin ditingkatkan kecocokannya dalam diri karyawan di Jakarta

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ABSTRACTPerson-organization fit (P-O fit) could predict job performance, intention toturnover, and job satisfaction on employees. (Edward, 1991, dalam Farooqui &Nagendra, 2014; Bowen, Ledford, & Nathan, 1991, Kristof, 1996, dalamSekiguchi, 2004). This research will be examined the relationship betweenvalues set and perceived cultural values on employees in Jakarta. Researchdesign will be correlational and data will analyzed with multiple regression.PVQ-RR will be used for measured values set and perceived cultural values(Schwartz dkk, 2012). Data from 117 respondents, found self-transcendencesignificantly influenced by perceived cultural values (p<0,01) with minimal20,6% proportions of varians could explained by dimensions of perceivedcultural values. Research also found that conservation significantly influencedby perceived cultural values (p<0,01) with minimal 7,8% proportions of varianscould explained by dimensions of perceived cultural values. This found alsoexplained that if dimensions of perceived cultural values?s scores increased,self-transcendence and conservation?s scores would be increased too withdifferent proportions of varians. All dimensions of perceived cultural valuesdidn?t influenced self-enhancement significantly (p>0,05). Except harmonydimension (p>0,05), all dimensions of perceived cultural values influencedopenness to change significantly (p<0,05) with minimal 2,6% proportions ofvarians could explained by dimensions of perceived cultural values. Thisresearch could be useful for providing material for prepare the intervention toincrease the match of values set and perceived cultural values on employees inJakarta"

"This fresh and innovative approach to human-environmental relations will revolutionise our understanding of the boundaries between ourselves and the environment we inhabit. The anthology is predicated on the notion that values shift back and forth between humans and the world around them in an ethical communicative zone called ‘value-space’. The contributors examine the transformative interplay between external environments and human values, and identify concrete ways in which these norms, residing in and derived from self and society, are projected onto the environment."

"COVERCONTENTSACKNOWLEDGEMENTSPREFACE1 HEALTH CARE: WHY SHOULD WE BE CONCERNED ABOUT VALUES AND ETHICS?2 VALUES, HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE3 VALUES AND ETHICS IN HEALTH CARE: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES4 ETHICAL THINKING: OBLIGATIONS AND CONSEQUENCES5 ETHICAL THINKING: THE FOUR PRINCIPLES OF HEALTH CARE ETHICS6 ETHICS FROM THE 'OUTSIDE IN 'OR THE 'INSIDE OUT'? CODES OF CONDUCT AND 'VIRTUOUS LIVES'7 THE WELFARE OF THE INDIVIDUAL: HEALTH CARE, AUTONOMY AND INFORMED CONSENT8 THE WELFARE OF THE PUBLIC: JUSTICE, RESOURCES AND HEALTH POLICY."

"Nilai profesional adalah ciri penting dari profesi keperawatan dan sebagai acuan dalam berperilaku dan bertindak. Terdapat tujuh dari sepuluh mahasiswa profesi di Jawa Timur yang mengatakan sulit beradaptasi dengan program profesi diduga menjadi salah satu masalah dalam penerapan nilai profesional di lingkungan praktik. Penelitian ini bertujuan mengidentifikasi gambaran nilai profesional mahasiswa profesi pada Perguruan Tinggi Negeri di daerah Jawa Timur. Metode yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah deskriptif menggunakan kuesioner NPVS3-I (Nurses Professional Values Scale-3: Indonesian Version) dengan teknik simple random sampling. Penelitian ini menggunakan 195 orang sebagai sampel mahasiswa profesi semester dua. Penelitian menghasilkan bahwa responden memiliki rerata usia 22,37 tahun, berjenis kelamin perempuan 82,6%, berpendidikan terakhir SMA/SMK/Ma sederajat 76,9%, dan berasal dari PTN di daerah Surabaya 55,9%. Mahasiswa profesi memiliki nilai profesional baik 56,4%, caring baik 58,5%, activism baik 52,3%, dan profesionalism baik sebanyak 54,4%. Kesimpulan dalam penelitian ini adalah nilai profesional dan faktor-faktornya (caring, activism, dan profesionalism) dari mahasiswa profesi di perguruan tinggi negeri di daerah Jawa Timur cenderung baik utamanya pada jenis kelamin perempuan, pendidikan terakhir SMA/SMK/Ma sederajat, dan dari PTN di daerah Surabaya. Rekomendasi peneliti adalah perlu adanya pengembangan nilai profesional bukan hanya fokus dalam akademik, melainkan juga melalui pelatihan langsung di lahan praktik.

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Professional values are an important characteristic of the nursing profession and as a reference in behavior and action. There are seven out of ten professional students in East Java who say it is difficult to adapt to the professional program is thought to be one of the problems in the application of professional values in the practice environment. This study aims to identify the description of professional values of professional students at state universities in East Java. The method used in this research was descriptive using the NPVS3-I (Nurses Professional Values Scale-3: Indonesian Version) questionnaire with simple random sampling technique. This study used 195 people as a sample of second semester professional students. The study found that the respondents had an average age of 22.37 years, 82.6% were female, 76.9% had a senior high school education, and 55.9% came from public universities in Surabaya. Professional students have good professional values 56.4%, good caring 58.5%, good activism 52.3%, and good professionalism as much as 54.4%. The conclusion in this study is that professional values and their factors (caring, activism, and professionalism) of professional students in public universities in East Java tend to be good, especially in female gender, the last education of SMA / SMK / MA equivalent, and from state universities in the Surabaya area. The researcher's recommendation is that there is a need to develop professional values not only in academics, but also through direct training in practice."

"This book reveals the development and trace of the Chinese values from traditional society up to now. It focus on the present values of modern Chinese people, and discusses the content of Chinese values in political, economic, cultural and social life. In this book, the author explains the core values of Chinese, especially their values on life, harmony, ritual, justice, intelligence, progress, beauty, and hereby reveals the spirituality and belief of modern Chinese."