Figure 2
A bar chart shows how respondents identify with five moral values at varying levels of agreement.The vertical axis labeled “Number of responses” ranges from 0 to 14 in increments of 2 units. The horizontal axis is labeled “Values,” and shows five grouped bar categories, each representing a different value: “Fairness or reciprocity or justice,” “Loyalty or patriotism or self-sacrifice,” “Respect to authority or obedience,” Temperance or cleanliness or purity,” and “Mean.” Each group contains five bars representing the levels of identification: “Identifies me the most,” “Somewhat identifies me,” “I’m indifferent toward it,” “I don’t identify at all,” and “It’s the opposite of me.” A legend at the bottom assigns each level of identification a different shade. The data for the bars is as follows: Fairness or reciprocity or justice: Identifies me the most: 12, Somewhat identifies me: 7 Loyalty or patriotism or self-sacrifice: Identifies me the most: 4, Somewhat identifies me: 5, I’m indifferent toward it: 6, I don’t identify at all: 2, It’s the opposite of me: 2 Respect to authority or obedience: Somewhat identifies me: 5, I’m indifferent toward it: 10, I don’t identify at all: 4 Temperance or cleanliness or purity: Identifies me the most: 2, Somewhat identifies me: 7, I’m indifferent toward it: 8, I don’t identify at all: 2 Mean: Identifies me the most: 5.8, Somewhat identifies me: 6, I’m indifferent toward it: 5, I don’t identify at all: 1.7, It’s the opposite of me: 0.3 Note: All numerical data values are approximated.

Values the creators identify themselves with the most. Authors’ own work

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