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Values of surveyed adolescents during the covid-19 pandemic. Analysis and report

The aim of this article is to highlight research among young people living in and around Krakow regarding their axiology. The research was analyzed taking into account publicly available COBS representative survey data, as well as research by another author who carried out a similar project in 2016 in Wroclaw. Taking into account the nationwide (representative) research regarding axiology in the plague period, this article notes some discrepancies in terms of values, as the respondents value faith the least, they attach increasingly less importance to external appearance as well as money, at the same time they value tolerance, acceptance, love, friendship and only family the most. Thus, one can observe a significant difference in the understanding or determination of life strategies of the younger generation in relation to the general population of Polish women and men, for whom family and faith are of great significance. Knowledge as a value is more highly valued by respondents than family, friends giving way to health. Honesty and freedom were rated the highest. It can be concluded that for the surveyed people affiliate values are important (love, friendship, tolerance, freedom), with a slightly smaller orientation to values building the sense of stability and success in life (money, appearance), and the least orientation to autotelic values, i.e. faith. Key words: values, axiology, value system, youth.