Spranger's Six Value Systems: According to Eduard Springer, there are six different types of people based on their frameworks for developing their beliefs or value systems.

Thesesix value systemsare:

1. The theoretical person.This person seeks to discover the truth. He or she observes happenings and thinks them through, trying to put ideas into a system whenever possible. He or she avoids judgments about the beauty or usefulness of ideas.
2. The economic person.Personal needs, production, marketing, credit, and wealth are more important to this type of person than are social or artistic values. Things in life that are useful are the most important.
3. The aesthetic person.Beauty, form, and harmony are most important to this individual.
4. The social person.This person values and loves other people. Kindness and unselfishness are both very important values.
5. The political animal.This type is very power motivated. His or her values center on influence, fame, and power. These individuals do well in careers that involve the use of power and control.
6. The religious person.To this individual, the highest value is unity. He or she tries to understand the universe as a whole and relate to it meaningfully.