Of the six values measured by the Allpot-Vernon-Lindzey Study of Values test, both U.S. and British executives consistently score highest on ________ values and lowest on ________ values.

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According to the Allport-Vernon-Lindzey Study of Values test, U.S. and British executives consistently score highest on economic and political values, and lowest on social and religious values. Therefore, option C is the best choice as it matches these results accurately. Option A is incorrect because while executives score high on theoretical values, they do not score high on religious values, so only one of the two choices is correct. Option B is incorrect because executives do not score consistently high on economic values, and they do not score low on political values. Option D is incorrect because executives do not score low on aesthetic values; they score low on religious values. Option E is incorrect because only one of the two choices is correct - executives score high on economic but do not score high on religious values alone.

Of the Six Values Measured by the Allpot-Vernon-Lindzey Study of Values