Psyché™ · Values Ranking
Integral Values Cross-Cultural Map™
Map what you protect, what keeps you in relationship and what you can adapt — then read those priorities across two frames of reference.
A reflective prototype for self-understanding and intercultural dialogue.
01 · Protect
Choose your Core Values
Core Values
Choose five values that feel most identity-defining and least negotiable right now. Your order of selection becomes your ranking.
02 · Relate
Choose your Anchor Values
Anchor Values
Choose five values that help you build trust, belonging, responsibility and workable relationships. A value can be central here even if another person would place it in Core.
03 · Adapt
Choose your Context Values
Context Values
Choose five contextual preferences that most shape how you behave in families, cultures or organisations. These are the elements most available for conscious adaptation.
04 · Compare
Choose two frames of reference
Select the two contexts you want to place in dialogue. We compare frames; we do not rank cultures or infer personality from nationality.
Select 5 Core, 5 Anchor, 5 Context values and 2 frames to generate the map.