Figures accompanying Part II   [252]
Fig. 4a  TYPES OF VALUE COMPONENTS OF ROLE EXPECTATIONS
UNIVERSALISM   PARTICULARISM
 
Affectivity Neutrality   Affectivity Neutrality
 
1.  Orientation toward an expectation 2.  Orientation toward an expectation   5.  Orientation toward an expectation 6.  Orientation toward an expectation
Specificity of specific affective expression of specific disciplined action on   of specific affective expression of specific disciplined action.io-
on basis of qualities toward class basis of qualities toward class of   toward object on basis of quali- ward object on basis of qualities
of objects defined by universallstic objects defined by universalistic   ties in particularistic relation to in particularistic relation to ego.
standards. standards.   actor.
ASCRIPTION I   II
3.  Orientation toward an expectation 4.  Orientation toward an expectation   7.  Orientation toward an expectation 8.  Orientation toward an expectation
of diffuse affective expression on of generalized disciplined action   of diffuse affective expression of generalized disciplined action
Diffuseness basis of qualities toward class of on basis of qualities toward class   toward object on basis of quali- toward object on basis of quali-
objects defined by universalistic of objects defined by universalls-   ties in particularistic relation to ties in particularistic relation to
standards. tic standards.   actor. actor.
 
         
 
9.  Orientation toward an expectation 10.  Orientation toward an expecta-   13.  Expectation of specific affective 14.  Expectation of specific disci-
Specificity of specific affective expression tion of specific disciplined ac-   expression via-I-via an object plined action toward an object
toward class of objects desig- tion in relation to a class of ob-   on the basis of its achievements on basis of performances In
nated on basis of achievement jects designated on basis of   in a particular relation with the particularistic relation to actor.
ACHIEVEMENT defined by universalistic stand- achievement defined by univer-   actor.
ards. salistic standards.  
III   IV
11.  Orientation toward an expecta- 12..  Orientation toward an expecta-   15.  Orientation toward an expecta- 16.  Orientation toward an expecta-
Diffuseness tion of diffuse affective expres- tion of generalized disciplined   tion of diffuse affective expres- tion of generalized disciplined
sion toward classes of object action toward classes of objects   sion toward object on basis of action toward object on basis of
on basis of achievement defined on basis of achievement, de-   performance in particularistic performance in particularistic
by universalistic standards. fined by universalistic standards. relation to actor. relation to actor.
The Roman numerals refer to the cells in Fig. 4.
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