The Situation in Each Life Domain:

Randolph M. Nesse, Questions for Inquiring About the Situation in Each Life Domain:

- Are there friends and groups that you spend time with? Do they appreciate you? Any big problems?

- How are things going in your job? Is it satisfying? Is it secure?

- Do you have children? How are they doing? Are there family members you keep in close touch with? How are they doing?

- How are things going financially? Is debt a problem?

- Do you have any major health problems or concern about your appearance or abilities?

- How are things going in your main relationship?

Ameisen:

Ich habe mich als Kind sehr für Ameisen interessiert, habe mich aber interessanterweise nie in das Thema eingelesen, obwohl ich in meinen Zwanzigern ein sehr relevantes Buch von Edward O. Wilson und Bert Hölldobler zum Thema besessen habe.

Self-esteem as a "sociometer" tracking relational value:

"Psychologist Mark Leary's sociometer theory explains self-esteem as an internal gauge of how much others value and accept you—especially in close relationships. It's an evolved system: high self-esteem signals "you're included and desirable"; low self-esteem signals rejection or low relational value."

Ruhephasen:

Zeiten zur Planung, zum Nachdenken, etc.

Abstand für Planung:

Abstand nutzen, um umfassende Pläne zu schmieden.

Stolz als Aufforderung:

Die Forderung, aufrecht stehen zu bleiben, und also nicht einzuknicken, in unterschiedlichen Lebenslagen.

Das Moralische Bedürfnis:

Der Mensch trägt in sich das Bedürfnis, sich in unterschiedlichen Lebenslagen "gut" zu verhalten.