7 Emergent Hierarchies

The seven Primary Hierarchies are now taken in turn and it is assumed that the oscillating polarity of all 7 levels have been simultaneously converted, resulting in an emergent hierarchy whose levels have a standard Root Level correspondence. Entity (noun) names are used for simplicity.

Action-PH1

When all levels of Action-PH1 reversed their oscillating polarity, they always converted to a 2nd-Level element. This is a summary of the result showing the emergent hierarchy.

L	Original Primary Hierarchy	Emergent Hierarchy	L	in Primary Hierarchy
7	Spontaneity	Signal	7	in PH5-Communication
6	Choice	Formation	6	in PH3-Change
5	Intervention	Concept	5	in PH2-Inquiry
4	Response	Believing	4	in PH7-Willingness
3	Technique	Strategic Objective	3	in PH6-Purpose
2	Procedure	Image	2	in PH4-Experience
1	Movement	Procedure	1	in PH1-Action

Here are the same findings shown as a Tree conversion without the names:

PH1	New Element		Root-L on Reversal
L7	→	L2 in PH5	RL5-Communication
L6	→	L2 in PH3	RL3-Change
L5	→	L2 in PH2	RL2-Inquiry
L4	→	L2 in PH7	RL7-Willingness
L3	→	L2 in PH6	RL6-Purpose
L2	→	L2 in PH4	RL4-Experience
L1	→	L2 in PH1	RL1-Action

Further examination of the emergent hierarchy phenomenon commences in the next section. The practical use of the framework emerging from Action-PH1 is explained here.

Inquiry-PH2

When all levels of Inquiry-PH2 reversed their oscillating polarity, they always converted to a 4th-Level element. This is a summary of the result showing the emergent hierarchy.

L	Original Primary Hierarchy	Emergent Hierarchy	L	in Primary Hierarchy
7	Wonder	Symbol	7	in PH5-Communication
6	Test	Stabilization	6	in PH3-Change
5	Relation	Measurement	5	in PH2-Inquiry
4	Measurement	Compromising	4	in PH7-Willingness
3	Comparison	Principal Object	3	in PH6-Purpose
2	Concept	Idea	2	in PH4-Experience
1	Observation	Response	1	in PH1-Action

Here are the same findings shown as a Tree conversion without the names:

PH2	New Element		Root-L on Reversal
L7	→	L4 in PH5	RL5-Communication
L6	→	L4 in PH3	RL3-Change
L5	→	L4 in PH2	RL2-Inquiry
L4	→	L4 in PH7	RL7-Willingness
L3	→	L4 in PH6	RL6-Purpose
L2	→	L4 in PH4	RL4-Experience
L1	→	L4 in PH1	RL1-Action

Further examination of the emergent hierarchy phenomenon commences in the next section. The practical use of the framework emerging from Inquiry-PH2 is explained here.

Change-PH3

When all levels of Change-PH3 reversed their oscillating polarity, they always converted to a 7th-Level element. This is a summary of the result showing the emergent hierarchy.

L	Original Primary Hierarchy	Emergent Hierarchy	L	in Primary Hierarchy
7	Transformation	Openness	7	in PH5-Communication
6	Representation	Transformation	6	in PH3-Change
5	Management	Wonder	5	in PH2-Inquiry
4	Stabilization	Trusting	4	in PH7-Willingness
3	Improvement	Ultimate Values	3	in PH6-Purpose
2	Formation	Imagination	2	in PH4-Experience
1	Variation	Spontaneity	1	in PH1-Action

Here are the same findings shown as a Tree conversion without the names:

PH3	New Element		Root-L on Reversal
L7	→	L7 in PH5	RL5-Communication
L6	→	L7 in PH3	RL3-Change
L5	→	L7 in PH2	RL2-Inquiry
L4	→	L7 in PH7	RL7-Willingness
L3	→	L7 in PH6	RL6-Purpose
L2	→	L7 in PH4	RL4-Experience
L1	→	L7 in PH1	RL1-Action

Further examination of the emergent hierarchy phenomenon commences in the next section. The practical use of the framework emerging from Change-PH3 is explained here.

Experience-PH4

When all levels of Experience-PH4 reversed their oscillating polarity, they always converted to a 5th-Level element. This is a summary of the result showing the emergent hierarchy.

L	Original Primary Hierarchy	Emergent Hierarchy	L	in Primary Hierarchy
7	Imagination	Name	7	in PH5-Communication
6	Identification	Management	6	in PH3-Change
5	Intuition	Relation	5	in PH2-Inquiry
4	Idea	Risking	4	in PH7-Willingness
3	Emotion	Social Value	3	in PH6-Purpose
2	Image	Intuition	2	in PH4-Experience
1	Sensation	Intervention	1	in PH1-Action

Here are the same findings shown as a Tree conversion without the names:

PH4	New Element		Root-L on Reversal
L7	→	L5 in PH5	RL5-Communication
L6	→	L5 in PH3	RL3-Change
L5	→	L5 in PH2	RL2-Inquiry
L4	→	L5 in PH7	RL7-Willingness
L3	→	L5 in PH6	RL6-Purpose
L2	→	L5 in PH4	RL4-Experience
L1	→	L5 in PH1	RL1-Action

Further examination of the emergent hierarchy phenomenon commences in the next section. The practical use of the framework emerging from
Experience-PH4 is explained here.

Communication-PH5

When all levels of Communication-PH5 reversed their oscillating polarity, they always converted to a 1st-Level element. This is a summary of the result showing the emergent hierarchy.

L	Original Primary Hierarchy	Emergent Hierarchy	L	in Primary Hierarchy
7	Openness	Stimulation	7	in PH5-Communication
6	Meaning	Variation	6	in PH3-Change
5	Term	Observation	5	in PH2-Inquiry
4	Symbol	Trying	4	in PH7-Willingness
3	Sign	Tactical Objective	3	in PH6-Purpose
2	Signal	Sensation	2	in PH4-Experience
1	Stimulus	Movement	1	in PH1-Action

Here are the same findings shown as a Tree conversion without the names:

PH5	New Element		Root-L on Reversal
L7	→	L1 in PH5	RL5-Communication
L6	→	L1 in PH3	RL3-Change
L5	→	L1 in PH2	RL2-Inquiry
L4	→	L1 in PH7	RL7-Willingness
L3	→	L1 in PH6	RL6-Purpose
L2	→	L1 in PH4	RL4-Experience
L1	→	L1 in PH1	RL1-Action

Further examination of the emergent hierarchy phenomenon commences in the next section. The practical use of the framework emerging from Communication-PH5 is explained here.

Purpose-PH6

When all levels of Purpose-PH6 reversed their oscillating polarity, they always converted to a 6th-Level element. This is a summary of the result showing the emergent hierarchy.

L	Original Primary Hierarchy	Emergent Hierarchy	L	in Primary Hierarchy
7	Ultimate Value	Meaning	7	in PH5-Communication
6	Value System	Representation	6	in PH3-Change
5	Social Value	Judgement	5	in PH2-Inquiry
4	Principal Object	Participation	4	in PH7-Willingness
3	Internal Priority	Value System	3	in PH6-Purpose
2	Strategic Objective	Identification	2	in PH4-Experience
1	Tactical Objective	Choice	1	in PH1-Action

Here are the same findings shown as a Tree conversion without the names:

PH6	New Element		Root-L on Reversal
L7	→	L6 in PH5	RL5-Communication
L6	→	L6 in PH3	RL3-Change
L5	→	L6 in PH2	RL2-Inquiry
L4	→	L6 in PH7	RL7-Willingness
L3	→	L6 in PH6	RL6-Purpose
L2	→	L6 in PH4	RL4-Experience
L1	→	L6 in PH1	RL1-Action

Further examination of the emergent hierarchy phenomenon commences in the next section. The practical use of the framework emerging from Purpose-PH6 is explained here.

Willingness-PH7

When all levels of Willingness-PH7 reversed their oscillating polarity, they always converted to a 3rd-Level element. This is a summary of the result showing the emergent hierarchy.

L	Original Primary Hierarchy	Emergent Hierarchy	L	in Primary Hierarchy
7	Trust	Sign	7	in PH5-Communication
6	Participation	Improvement	6	in PH3-Change
5	Risk	Comparison	5	in PH2-Inquiry
4	Compromise	Seeing	4	in PH7-Willingness
3	Seeing	Internal Priorities	3	in PH6-Purpose
2	Believe	Emotion	2	in PH4-Experience
1	Try	Technique	1	in PH1-Action

Here are the same findings shown as a Tree conversion without the names:

PH7	New Element		Root-L on Reversal
L7	→	L3 in PH5	RL5-Communication
L6	→	L3 in PH3	RL3-Change
L5	→	L3 in PH2	RL2-Inquiry
L4	→	L3 in PH7	RL7-Willingness
L3	→	L3 in PH6	RL6-Purpose
L2	→	L3 in PH4	RL4-Experience
L1	→	L3 in PH1	RL1-Action

Further examination of the emergent hierarchy phenomenon commences in the next section. The practical use of the framework emerging from Willingness-PH6 is explained here.

These emergent Tree frameworks are examined in detail in the next section.

Last amended: 22-Jul-2013; 5-Aug-2013; 15-Apr-2015.

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