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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 May 4.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Behav Dev. 2020 Sep 10;45(3):256–268. doi: 10.1177/0165025420949690

Table 4.

Parcel Estimates for Honor, Face, and Dignity Endorsements, Canadian Sample.

Standardized parcel estimates (Standard errors)
Item parcels Honor Face Dignity
1. You maintain your dignity if you punish people that double-cross you
Sometimes you have to fight to stop people from taking advantage of you 0.570 (0.048)
2. Only losers let people say insulting things to them and get away with it
You should always punish those that betray you 0.716 (0.045)
3. You lose respect if you back down from a fight
It’s important to punish those who say bad things about family and friends 0.787 (0.045)
1. Even when they do something wrong, you shouldn’t criticize others 0.796 (0.036)
2. I try to avoid conflict even if it means some disappointment 0.781 (0.036)
3. Having good relations with others is more important than being right
It’s not good to criticize others, even if they have done something wrong 0.567 (0.046)
1. I do what I believe or feel is right, even if others don’t agree
I feel good about myself when I choose to ignore small insults 0.555 (0.059)
2. You show you have inner strength when you let things go 0.645 (0.062)
It is best to let it go when others criticize you publicly 0.645 (0.062)
3. Outer strength is pretty useless without inner strength and dignity
Being strong on the outside means nothing if you do not do what is right 0.546 (0.062)
Omegas (calculated from unstandardized estimates) Ω(6 items) = .73 Ω(4 items) = .78 Ω(6 items) = .61

Items discarded due to low estimates or cross-loadings
People will take advantage if you don’t show them how tough you are X
You lose honor if you don’t repay people for helping you out X
Parents and elders give the best advice about how to get along with others X
I feel proud when I do my duty without calling attention to myself X
It’s everyone’s responsibility to help people get along with each other X
You maintain your dignity when you do your best in a humble way X
Everyone should be treated the same, no matter what their job is or what family they come from X
I feel proud when I do what is right and ignore what people think of me X

Note. N = 267. Scale = 1 (not true) to 6 (true). Items were intermixed during administration. Items new to the Canadian survey are underlined, as are wording changes.