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value system

value system A value system is a person’s organized set of values, including how those values are arranged and what they consist of.

A value system is a person’s organized set of values, including how those values are arranged and what they consist of. In this source, it is discussed as a personal framework that can become disrupted in schizophrenia.

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Drafting source: Dvoinin Alexey M.; Kopeyko Grigoriy I.; Borisova Olga A.; Gedevani Ekaterina V.. Does religious faith contribute to the preservation of personal value system in patients with schizophrenia? an empirical research. 2025; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2025.1553990; article XML SHA-256 42d28ea42278f7df1db084d8b04cf0a4dd597f05ad5eba782c46d78f059322b1. “Does religious faith contribute to the preservation of personal value system in patients with schizophrenia? an empirical research” (10.3389/fpsyt.2025.1553990).
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