Formulating: Criterion

The THEE database contains names and formulations. If someone typed in Criterion, then a large number of properties would be uncovered.

Here are the various names and the function.

Formal Name	Internal Priority
Formula	PH6-L3
System name	Structured Set (of Internal Priorities), equivalent to 100% of resources available.
Duality names	Over-riding Priority v Structured Set of Priorities
Alternative names	political aim, criterion, priority, emphasis, issue, preference
Confusions	policy : sPH6G22
Function	A degree of emphasis among valid values or actions for immediate use.

The THEE terms are listed in grey. Substantive information relating to categories or the properties within those categories is in blue.

Principal Overviews:

Matrix Properties: General
Matrix Properties: Groups
Matrix Properties: in Monads
Primary Hierarchy
Structural Hierarchy

Properties:

General

Typical Format
Experience & Activity
Value/Action Relation
Link to Resources
Temporal Perspective
Typical Criticisms

Group

Type of social group
Function of social group
Energy provided
Antithetical state
Participation type
Cohesion type
Relations when linked
Relations when separated
Leadership
Status
Relation of Group and Personal Identity
Type of Work Group
Analytic diagram of Natural Groups
Analytic diagram of Work Groups
Linking Natural Groups and Work Groups

Personal/Individual

Relation to self and danger
Personal responsibility
Primal role and relationship
Specialized communal roles
Pressures

Hierarchy features:

Other Entities in the Hierarchy
Logic of transition upwards to entity
Logic of transition downwards to entity
Oscillating duality
Correlated framework: experience

Groups in the structural hierarchy containing the Entity:

Relevant Dyads: role & policy
Relevant Triads: directive, initiative, campaign
Relevant Tetrads: operation, growth, culture
All Pentads: an enterprise; an authority; a movement
All Hexads: the government, the citizenry
Heptad: the social order

Strong Resonance:

Experience
Identity development systems
Motivation

Spiral: Not Applicable

Tree: Being intentional: Purposive processes in social life.

Tree Internal Duality: pure values v activities
Tree Dynamic Duality: emotion v logic

Centres: See Duality Names

Paths:

Within the level
To level above
To level below
To 2 levels above
To 2 levels below

Some Practical Applications:

Social bodies and their duties in relation to setting priorities

Popular movements
Regulatory authorities
Enterprises
Governing bodies

Priority-decision system

Decision-making
Resource allocation: Budgets; Workload

Originally posted: August 2009; Last updated 2-Jul-2010.

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