Description
Collective-hierarchic disposition
The person as constituent part: group-defined, ranked, subordinated.
Society envisioned as preserving hierarchy and in-group cohesion.
Alignment of thought and action with collective authority.
Orientation toward epistemic closure and established order.
General Meaning
Collectivity
Informational Level
Hierarchical compartmentalization of information access
Social Level
Vertical structures, person as collective role-defined unit
Psychological Level
Formal, ranked relationships
Biological Level
Heteronomous regulation
Spectrum Clusters
The characteristic factors
# ID | Cluster Description |
|---|---|
1 | Hierarchy and vertical power |
2 | Collective identity and loyalty |
3 | Group interests above the individual |
4 | Patriotism, nationalism, tradition |
5 | Control and sanctions |
1
Cluster Description
Hierarchy and vertical power
2
Cluster Description
Collective identity and loyalty
3
Cluster Description
Group interests above the individual
4
Cluster Description
Patriotism, nationalism, tradition
5
Cluster Description
Control and sanctions