I found one from Thomas Hobbes, a 16th-Century philosopher. According to Hobbes, values refers to things enjoyed, liked, etc. A thing is considered good because I like it. Ethics are standards of behavior that support an individual s and a society s values. Ethics are highly flexible.
Values are only indirectly related to morality.
Mores the standards set by a society that determine what is or is not moral are the rules of behavior its members are expected to follow. Morality is essentially a code of ethics that has been etched in stone. It exists mainly because leaders can t trust individuals to make independent ethical decisions. Mores are generally considered to be absolute unchangeable and eternal, because they are of divine origin. However, morality is actually relative and transient, too.