The two basic dimensions of Schwartz's model of values are:
A) Self-enhancement/self-transcendence and openness to change/conservation
B) Strengths/weaknesses and opportunities/threats
C) Personal attitudes/work attitudes and cognitions/behaviors
D) Commitment/engagement and satisfaction/dissatisfaction
E) Involved/engaged and motivated/not motivated

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Schwartz's model of values consists of two basic dimensions: self-transcendence versus self-enhancement, and openness to change versus conservation. Self-transcendence emphasizes concerns for the welfare and interests of others, whereas self-enhancement emphasizes self-interest. Openness to change emphasizes independence and readiness for change, whereas conservation emphasizes self-restriction, preservation of the past, and resistance to change.

The Two Basic Dimensions of Schwartz's Model of Values Are