Description
Collective-vertical values
People as representatives of their group, rank, or tribe.
Society envisioned as preserving hierarchy and in-group cohesion.
Alignment of thought and action with collective authority.
Orientation toward epistemic closure and the established.
Negative extreme: totalitarianism.
General Meaning
Collectivity
Informational Level
Hierarchical control of information access
Social Level
Vertical structures, person as collective role-defined unit
Psychological Level
Formal, ranked relationships, structured by in-group/out-group status
Biological Level
Higher bodily ambient vigilance
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