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Table 3: Overview of descriptive statistical values of researched independent variables

Table 3 Overview of descriptive statistical values of researched independent variables

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Table 1: Contents of motivational types of values in terms of motivational goals and their specific values
Table 1: Contents of motivational types of values in terms of motivational goals and their specific values
relevance of the research problem, i.e. top managers’ personal values that influence successful business (financial, social and environmental performance).
relevance of the research problem, i.e. top managers’ personal values that influence successful business (financial, social and environmental performance).
Table 2: Overview of descriptive statistical values of researched dependent variables
Table 2: Overview of descriptive statistical values of researched dependent variables
Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis. The rotated factor of matrix structure, shown in Table 5, shows that the first factor has the greatest correlation with the basic factors hedonism, achievement, stimulation, power and self-guidance. Another factor has the greatest correlation with the basic factors universalism, benevolence, safety and conformity. The third factor has a great correlation only with tradition. Overall, we can conclude that the scale of personal values has two higher factors that do not correspond to the proposed factors by Swartz theory where one would expect that the first factor is hedonism, stimulation and self-guidance in a positive direction and security, conservatism and traditionalism in the negative direction. The second factor should be composed of the basic factors of universalism and benevolence in a positive direction and achievement and power in a negative direction.
Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis. The rotated factor of matrix structure, shown in Table 5, shows that the first factor has the greatest correlation with the basic factors hedonism, achievement, stimulation, power and self-guidance. Another factor has the greatest correlation with the basic factors universalism, benevolence, safety and conformity. The third factor has a great correlation only with tradition. Overall, we can conclude that the scale of personal values has two higher factors that do not correspond to the proposed factors by Swartz theory where one would expect that the first factor is hedonism, stimulation and self-guidance in a positive direction and security, conservatism and traditionalism in the negative direction. The second factor should be composed of the basic factors of universalism and benevolence in a positive direction and achievement and power in a negative direction.
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