Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Values"

A: do you mean “that may be?”
it means that the “neglible values” has a possibility to be “meaningless”.

“may be” roughly means “possibility”

A: Yes, 教育的価値観 is perfect. Thank you for teaching me. So in your example, educational values has a list. There are three values: respect for universal fundamental ethical principles, social responsibility and good example (being a good example).
If there was only one, you would use "an educational value". I think maybe you are confusing the "have value" meaning with the "a value" meaning.

For example: My train pass has value to me. My train pass is a value to me.も大丈夫.

One of my values is to always be honest. Being nice to people is a value I hold.

A: Western culture is usually referred to the culture/set of values practiced in the Americas/European region.

While Eastern culture is usually referred to as Asian philosophies/culture

Hope this answers your question

A: That looks correct, but I'm not fluent in Japanese, so I'm not 100% sure
I think the original sentence was worded in a confusing way. It means that it's not always "a,b = function()" and can also be something like "a,b = b,a"

A: personal values means in arabic: ikhlaq
that treating people kindly and repecting the morals is more important to me.

A: My values and your values are different. (Just an observation.) Differing values means we are in a situation, where your values conflict with mine. It is like the French Revolution. Everyone was doing what he felt in his heart was the best for that country, but their differing values caused a conflict that tore the country into pieces.

A: Values are personal, every person ca have different values, for example, family, hard work, honesty
Ethics it's not about the single person, it's more about principles and rules relating specific groups or fields, for example, for ethical motives a lot of scientists are against dna modifications, cause then

A: If the values here is referring to the moral kind, "learn various values" sounds like someone may have been taught and accepted the values of their parents, for example, where "learn about various values" might be taking a comparative religion class- I learned many interesting things that other people believe, whether I added any of them to my personal beliefs or not. Does that help?

A: the first is better I guess.

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I think we have so much in common.
He acts crazy sometimes and I feel we think alike.

A: Their and their parents’ values are becoming more and more similar

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A: I think values should change gradually.

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A: Unlike the past, people’s values are more forced on striking a work-life balance.

Forced isn't really a good word for this sentence.

It's better as...
Unlike the past, people’s values are more concentrated on a work-life balance.

A: We are losing moral values.
However, if only we would teach our children proper morals and limit their access to violent contents, there will be great improvements in the future.

A: "Why do you think values are important?"