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1 Waarden Robin van Straaten Wesley van Komen Lennard van Diggelen Yoreh Schipper Norman Tentua

2 Waarden uit de video Instrumenteel Eind Ambitious Freedom Independent Self-controlled Broad minded Intellectual diligently Self-actualization Social improvement A sense of accomplishment Inner harmony Equality Social recognition Self-development

3 Waarden sessie In Stalles + JP

4 Nummer 1: Norman:Honest Robin: Helpful Wesley: Honest Yoreh: Responsible Lennard: Loyal Nummer 18: Norman: Clean Robin: Polite Wesley: Clean Yoreh: Clean Lennard: Clean Waarden uit Rokeach Values Instrumenteel Eind Nummer 1: Norman: Health Robin Health Wesley: Salvation Yoreh: Freedom Lennard: Health Nummer 18: Norman: World of beauty Robin: World of beauty Wesley: World at peace Yoreh: Comfortable life Lennard: Family security #1 Honest - #18 Clean #1 Health – #18 World of beauty

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