Check for a New Pattern in Structural Hierarchies
The New Pattern
In the investigation of a framework for , a Spiral-derived Structural Hierarchy in the Change Domain, a particular pattern of groupings emerged.
The pattern is as follows:
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CG1 is private
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CG2 is public
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CG3 is public
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CG4 is private
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CG5 is private
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CG6 is public
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CG7 is public
See details here.
This pattern is sufficiently striking to warrant a check whether it is general or a particularity of the Change Domain. Based on past experience with THEE, this will be a general finding of some sort.
To check the presence and nature of this pattern, three classes of structural hierarchy must be addressed:
- Fundamental: i.e. Primary & Root Structural Hierarchies
- Spiral-derivedStructural Hierarchies
- Q-complex Structural Hierarchies
The first class to examine are Spiral-derived structural hierarchies because thi is the class of the putative discovery. If the pattern does not generalize there it will most likely not generalize further.
Spiral-derived Structural Hierarchies
Two of these have been developed in detail to date and are expected to provide strong confirmation together with indications for a generalized naming of the principle. The others have been provisionally developed and are more likely to contain errors. However, they may provide additional confirmation and insights.
PH'1CsH: Expectations of Employment
Full details are provided here.
PH'6CsH: Political Life in Society
Full details are provided here.
PH'2CsH
See Taxonomy Notes.
PH'4CsH
See Taxonomy Notes.
PH'5CsH
See Taxonomy Notes.
PH'7CsH
See Taxonomy Notes.
Checking Other Classes of Structural Hierrchy
Fundamental Structural Hierarchies (PsH•, RsH)
All 7 Primary Hierarchies have been discovered and their elements are psychosocial i.e. simultaneously within a person and within the social milieu. If the social aspect is not present, then the entity is not genuine. If the psychological element is not present, then the entity will not function. There is therefore no meaning to assigning private and or public to these elements.
The Structural Hierarchy components constructed out of these elements also appear to be psychosocial and the private v public dimension also does not apply.
The is similar.
Q-Complex Structural Hierarchies
Several examples exist, especially within the Communication Domain Arenas:
PH'5Q2CsH:
PH'5Q4CsH
PH'5Q5CsH
Also:
PH'6Q4CsH:
Originally posted: 6-Nov-2026