Fig. 5   GROUPING OF CHOICE PATTERN VARIABLES 
Value-Orientation
Focus of Social Value Systems
Universalism-Particularism Ascription-Achievement
Collective-SelfOrientation
Diffuseness-Specificity Neutrality-Affectivity
Focus of Personal Value Systems
Motivation-Orientation
Fig. 8  CLASSIFICATION OF THE PRIMARY MECHANISM OF ADJUSTMENT 
Retention Relinquishment
(Dependency) (Compulsive independence)
Active Dominance Agressiveness
Alternative
Passive Submission Withdrawal
Aternative
Fig. 13  INSTRUMENTAL COMPLEX 
Fused complexes Direct
gratfication
segregated fused segretated
components components complexes
DIRECT segregated 3. paid   1. casual
GRATIFICATION components entertainment   spectator
COMPLEX orientation   role
     
Fused fused   4. kinship 2. romantic
complexes components     role love role
segregated 5. technical 6. executive
instrumental role   role
complex
Fig. 14  (UNTITLED: Universalism-Particularism / Discipline-Affectivity) 
(jjd 9/17/01:  numbers in the cells might be keyed to Fig 13) 
SPECIFICITY DIFFUSENESS
UNIVERSALISM
DISCIPLINE 5   6
3
AFFECTIVITY 1   7
PARTICULARISM
DISCIPLINE      
3 4
AFFECTIVITY 1   2
jjd - 14 is a difficult drawing because it has elements (3, 4) on the horizontal lines between "cells."  On this graph we are taking the rows between "cells" to be the line in the original graph.  Elements 1 and 3 are connected in the plane, and 3 at both ends contain a z-axis indication. 
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