Description
Collective-hierarchical values
View and relation to people as representatives of their tribe or social group.
Society envisioned as preserving established structures and hierarchy.
Subordination of individual thought, identity, and action to collective norms and authority.
Order- and stability-preserving social vision.
Negative extreme: totalitarianism.
General Meaning
Vertical communication
Intellectual Level
Collective worldview
Social Level
Vertical structures, person as group representative
Psychological Level
Us/them emotional split
Physical Level
Collective and rank-ordered organization of material life
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 |
Hierarchy and vertical power
Collective identity and loyalty
Group interests above the individual
Patriotism, nationalism, tradition
Control and sanctions