Six values useful for judging the ethical problems in program evaluation are: (1) distributive justice; (2) truth seeking; (3) human dignity; (4) sharing; (5) concern for the quality of life, and (6) client loyalty. This is a comment on TM 503 780. (Author/CTM)

To help foster parents and professional workers solve some value conflicts some differences are identified between the two groups' perspectives on values. (BR)

Author examines the definition of morality and concludes that philosophical analysis and moral argument are relevant to this issue only when one cares about the well-being of others. (RW)

Discusses the concept of sacredness in counseling, and the usefulness for counselors to see life, human beings, and their clients as sacred. (BH)

A measure of moral values has been introduced which seems sufficiently promising to warrant further use in research in this area. (Author)

The programme being developed by the UUA is designed to help children and young people to discover a process, based on understandings from situation ethics, for valuing-resolving the relevance various factors have in any situation requiring one's response. (Editor)

This paper emphasizes the recognition of value communication in our educational system, stressing the need for the educated, creative person rather than the trained one. (BB)

In today's world censorship is neither practicable nor desirable. (CK)

The need for a new approach in the teaching of religion and morality to adolescents is discussed. (DB)