Tabel 1: gemiddelden en standaardafwijkingen, tussen haakjes, van alle 18 waarden die gemeten zijn voor de identiteit en de legitimiteit.
Identiteit Legitimiteit Vijandigheid - Behulpzaamheid 1,02 (0,14) 1,00 (0,30) Doelloos – Ambitieus 0,39 (0,53) 0,31 (0,45) Ongehoorzaamheid – Gehoorzaamheid 0 0 Partijdigheid – Eerlijkheid 0,15 (0,46) 0,13 (0,45) Haat – Liefde 0,22 (0,46) 0,18 (0,38) Chaos - Structuur 0,01 (010) 0 Onverschilligheid -Inlevingsvermogen 0,62 (0,53) 0,52 (0,58) Wraakzuchtig - Vergevingsgezindheid 0 0 Onbetrouwbaar - Verantwoordelijkheid 0,03 (0,17) 0 Stompzinnigheid - Intelligentie 0,02 (0,14) 0,01 (0,13) Incompetentie - Deskundigheid 0,35 (0,55) 0,34 (0,57) Ongeordendheid - Netheid 0 0 Onafhankelijkheid - Afhankelijkheid 0 0 Instabiliteit - Zelfbeheersing 0 0 Ongemanierdheid - Beleefdheid 0 0 Bekrompenheid - Ruimdenkendheid 0,30 (0,49) 0,54 (0,54) Lafheid - Moed 0,17 (0,40) 0,17 (0,38) Woede - Blijdschap 0,40 (0,52) 0,43 (0,53)
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