25388 1992 eng article 0 -- -- -- On the psychology of experiencing values: A supplement to the evolutionary level model of the main states of consciousness Presents a general approach to a psychology of values and offers a model that integrates the work of M. Scheler (1913, 1916), A. H. Maslow (1970), and E. FROMM (1957). Psychological values are defined as (1) justification for a given way of behaving, thinking, or feeling and (2) the observable aspect of the internal experience of motive. Values are experienced as sensations on the biological levels, as feelings on the prelogical level, as recognized values on the logical level, and as direct experience of values on a supralogical level. Imagination, Cognition and Personality, Krakau (Poland) Vol. 11 (No. 1, 1991-92), pp. 75-84. Kokoszka_A_1992 dig-Secon print and PDF-scan / Druck und PDF-Scan PDF-scan to download Kokoszka_A_1992 free access / direkt zugänglich Andrzej Kokoszka Articles / Artikel Articles / Artikel https://opus4.kobv.de/opus4-Fromm/files/25388/Kokoszka_A_1992.pdf