Behavioral Environmentalism

Environmentally conscious. Prioritizes the environment in purchases and lifestyle decisions.

Identity

Uses time and resources to promote political change. Works to address social and political issues.

Prioritizes individual liberty over public safety and order.

Believes cultures should be judged according to a single set of universal standards.

Believes no cultures are better or worse. Evaluates cultures without comparison to a universal standard.

Believes governments should equitably distribute wealth in society and strongly regulate companies.

Believes in the free market and minimal government intervention in a country’s economy.

Belief in free speech with few to no exceptions.

Supports global cooperation, multiculturalism, and more open borders.

Believes governments are responsible for public welfare. Skeptical of overemphasis of self-reliance.

Prioritizes public safety and order over individual liberty.

Believes in preservation of national identity, values, and interests.

Believes in self reliance and responsibility over government paternalism.

Interested in politics, policy, and political current events.

Has more traditional views on sex, drugs, gender, family, and justice.

Has progressive views on sex, drugs, gender, family, and justice.

Believes technological progress is inherently positive and good for society.