The Set of 10 Value Types Developed by Schwartz (1992)is

question 38

Multiple Choice

The set of 10 value types developed by Schwartz (1992) is based on the idea that

• A) value types are universal and are shared by the members of all cultures
• B) cultures are different and must be studied independently
• C) the differences among cultures are illusory and unimportant
• D) historical forces lead to different value types among cultures

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