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Meaning
Existential Orientation
Meaning evaluates existential coherence, social embeddedness, and outward contribution patterns that influence long-horizon resilience.
Domain 1 of 5
Social Connection
Quality and frequency of trusted relational contact and in-person integration.
Mechanism
Relational buffering of stress physiology
Social Connection captures a primary mechanism within Meaning and is evaluated independently for clarity.
Common Misalignments
- • Pattern inconsistency over 60-90 days
- • Chronic compensatory behavior
- • High exposure with low recovery
Domain 2 of 5
Purpose & Direction
Clarity of long-term orientation and alignment between daily behavior and direction.
Mechanism
Goal coherence and stress calibration
Purpose & Direction captures a primary mechanism within Meaning and is evaluated independently for clarity.
Common Misalignments
- • Pattern inconsistency over 60-90 days
- • Chronic compensatory behavior
- • High exposure with low recovery
Domain 3 of 5
Identity Coherence
Stability between values, behavior, and self-concept without chronic dissonance.
Mechanism
Values-behavior congruence
Identity Coherence captures a primary mechanism within Meaning and is evaluated independently for clarity.
Common Misalignments
- • Pattern inconsistency over 60-90 days
- • Chronic compensatory behavior
- • High exposure with low recovery
Domain 5 of 5
Contribution & Service
Regular outward-oriented contribution, mentorship, and generative participation.
Mechanism
Outward orientation and reduced self-focus reactivity
Contribution & Service captures a primary mechanism within Meaning and is evaluated independently for clarity.
Common Misalignments
- • Pattern inconsistency over 60-90 days
- • Chronic compensatory behavior
- • High exposure with low recovery