Description
Individual-horizontal values
People as autonomous individuals, independent of group membership.
Society envisioned as maximizing personal freedoms and equality of standing.
Independence of thought and action from collective authority.
Orientation toward epistemic openness and the new.
Negative extreme: anarchism.
General Meaning
Individuality
Informational Level
Free horizontal flow of information
Social Level
Horizontal structures, person as irreducible self
Psychological Level
Informal, equal relationships across rank and social origin
Biological Level
Lower bodily ambient vigilance
Spectrum Clusters
The characteristic factors
# ID | Cluster Description |
|---|---|
1 | Individual freedom and autonomy |
2 | Egalitarianism and horizontal connections |
3 | Protection of rights and transparency |
4 | Anti-authoritarianism and skepticism toward hierarchies |
5 | Humanitarian values and individuality |
Individual freedom and autonomy
Egalitarianism and horizontal connections
Protection of rights and transparency
Anti-authoritarianism and skepticism toward hierarchies
Humanitarian values and individuality