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Examine your own value system based upon Morris Massey theories.

Please explain the fundamental elements of Massey's theory.

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This solution provides a few ideas to help with self-reflection relative to Morris Massey theories. Additionally the solution provides some suggested areas and topics to focus on for the assignment.

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Morris Massey discusses values as developing during 3 specific periods in adolescence. Values determine how you would describe something as good/bad, beautiful/ugly, etc. During life, values are developed and changed according to various influences.

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