The Psychology of Worth
With this foundational essay in place, I am ready to focus on the psychology of Worth. I offer four
I first consider the relationship between Worth and one’s sense of having control over one’s actions and outcomes.
The Psychology of Worth I: Control and Work
The second essay in this series specifically concerns the relationship between capital and Worth. To what extent have we bought into the values of mid-21st-century capitalism:
The Psychology of Worth II: Capitalism and Work
The third and fourth essays on Worth brings us to a consideration of matters other than capitalism. The third essay specifically relates to serving one’s community and establishing a habit of the heart in these communities.
The Psychology of Worth III: Community and the Heart
In the fourth essay, we are exploring Worth as it relates to a sense of generativity (deep caring).
The Psychology of Worth IV: Generativity and Deep Caring
Finally, in the fifth essay about Worth, I turn to the most intimate form of deep caring and sense of Worth. This concerns the raising of a child or initiating a special project.
The Psychology of Worth V: Raising a Child Engaging a Project
