Values
(Lat. valor, -ōris) The regard that something is held to deserve; importance or worth. In social area, principles or standards of behavior. The use of a term value is useful in clarifying the exact meaning of assignments, copying, and comparison of objects. In the value model, for instance, objects itself are copied instead of references to it, they are treated as if they were numbers. In computer science, a value may be a number, literal string, array and anything that can be treated as if it were a number.
Spanish: Valores
Sources and references
- Santrock, J.W. “ A Topical Approach to Life-Span Development”view
Term connections
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- Alignment
- Arlington impact index
- Aspirational futures
- Autocorrelation analysis
- Bitmaps
- Change management
- Continuous variables
- Cultural evolution
- Deductive Forecasting
- Dependent variables or result variables
- Discipline Society
- Distribution
- Ecological footprint analysis
- Ecosystem management
- Emerging issue
- Environmental impact assessment
- Ethical investment
- Existence value
- Exponential smoothing
- Extropianism
- Futurible/Futurable
- Fuzzy logic
- Generic table
- Great civilization
- Group think
- IGO: Importance and Governance
- J-curve
- Limit
- Mathematical model
- Median
- MICMAC method
- Mode
- Monte Carlo method
- Morphological analysis
- Multiple linear regression
- Narrative, Storyline
- Normalizing
- Paradigm
- Parameter
- Quantum theory
- RAND corporation
- Regression analysis
- Researching Futures of X
- Simulation modeling
- Simultaneous equations
- Statistical methods
- Sustainable development principle
- Technological determinism
- Thurstone scale
- Transformational Futures Dialogues
- Transhuman
- Uncertainty
- Uncertainty principle
- Value
- Value of variable
- Value theory
- Variables
- Variance
- Vertical levels
- Vision
- Vision in futures
- Visionary future
- Worldview
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