Pairing Arenas in PH'2Q
Comparison with PH'5Q Arenas
Having determined within PH'5Q-Associating Arenas that there are 3 natural pairs of Arenas plus a single 7th Arena, it is necessary to check whether this pattern is unique or general.
While the
are social, the all occur within a single person's own functioning.I intend to start with the assumption that the closely related pairs in this Domain will be identical to those discovered in
as follows:- alone.
I will also assume that the TET layout is identical.
Each proposed
pair will now be checked, and alternatives considered to the pairing and the quadrant layout.Pairing
These seem to go together in that a
is typically required before any , and any change is always challenged by others and requires an authoritative response.Of these two,
conclusions are more concrete and therefore central.
These could go together, because whenever a choice is being made about
there is much uncertainty, and many things to check out. Time and resources are limited, so choices must be made about . If a choice is made first about a , then this commitment will likely shape what might a .Of these two,
conclusions are more concrete and therefore central.
These seem to go together rather obviously, because your strong views will affect any actions you take; and any particular choice about what to do needs to be consonant with your views.
Of these two,
conclusions are more concrete and therefore central.is the singleton which extends from a choice about what is personally and immediately important to an acceptance of a need to treat social requirements as important.
Axes
Having established the pairings and found the same extreme-central patterns, it seems reasonable to assume a similar location of the Arena pairs on the TET quadrants (as shown in the diagram above). However, we need to specify the axes.
As always, the axes define the psychosocial field or context within which the plotted Arenas operate. In the case of the
, this could be stated as:«A person seeking to make choices based on explicable conclusions about ever-changing social situations.»
The X-axis could be about the social impact and likelihood of feedback about conclusions reached and choices made.
Choices about the
and in themselves have minimal impact on the social environment.Choices about
and have some small impact.However, choices about
always gets a reaction, and even more so., even if personal, are intrinsically social and are placed in the right half of the axis: but there is a diffuse ellipse with purely personal values at the upper left and societal requirements at the lower right.
The Y-axis could be about gaining stability in the face of a changing situation. Conclusions in the arenas vary in how well they stabilize a personal situation.
Choices about
that are social requirements offer little personal stability, but personally chosen values provide more.Choices about the
and also offer little stability.Choices about
an are higher.Choices of
and are generated specifically to enable stability in the face of fluctuations in the situation.Further Analyses
- Continue to PH'4Q-Individualizing Arenas.
Originally posted: 30-Sep-2022