Non-Moral Value

Non-moral values are preferences or qualities that people find desirable or beneficial, but they are not related to notions of right or wrong. Examples include aesthetic preferences like beauty or artistic taste, or practical considerations like comfort, convenience, and personal tastes. These values influence our choices and judgments but do not involve moral judgments about what is morally good or bad. Essentially, non-moral values reflect personal or cultural priorities that guide our preferences and actions without implying moral approval or disapproval.