FIGURES AND TABLES

Figure 1.

A description of the factors that influence values: (a) traditional perspective; (b) time-change clusters perspective.

Figure 2.

A two-by-two matrix of sociocultural and economic ideology influences (Ralston et al., 1997).

Figure 3.

Examples of longitudinal trends in values evolution (Ralston et al., 2006a).

Figure 4.

A typology of crossvergence using a longitudinal perspective: (a) conforming–crossvergence; (b) static–crossvergence; (c) deviating–crossvergence.

Table 1 - Results of the Eastern and Western measures of values^a .

Table 2 - Results for the six regions of China comparisons^a .

Table 3 - Results of the values of the Schwartz values survey^a .

Table 4 - A comparison of North and South Vietnamese^a .

Table 5 - A comparison of Chinese and American younger and older generations on Schwartz values survey dimensions^a .