《Table 1 Characteristics and performances of cultural biases》

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《"Sociodemographic characteristics, cultural biases, and environmental attitudes: An empirical application of grid-group cultural theory in Northwestern China"》

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Grid-group cultural theory distinguishes four primary cultural biases based on the\""grid\""and the\""group\""，viewed as two dimensions of sociality.The grid dimension describes the degree of individual prescriptions，while the group dimension shows the extent to which an individual is tied to social units.An orthogonal combination of these two dimensions results in the production and demarcation of four patterns of social relations，corresponding to four quadrants shown in Figure 2:low grid and low group（A），high grid and low group（B），high grid and high group（C），and low grid and high group（D）.The cultural biases or ways of living entailed in these social relations have been defined as individualism，fatalism，egalitarianism，hierarchism（see Figure 2）.Combining with the\""worldview\""，cultural biases are often referred to as individualists，fatalists，hierarchists，egalitarians，competing and interrelating with each other（see Table 1）（Douglas，1970；Douglas and Wildavsky，1983；Schwarz and Thompson，1990；Thompson et al.，1990；Verweij et al.，2006） .