[Interpretation/Core] m

[Interpretation/Core] m

Aliases

• m
• inanimate movement total
• total inanimate movement

Definition

m is the total number of inanimate movement responses. In core, it is usually read as an indicator of reactive tension, feeling pushed by external forces, or difficult-to-control situational worry.

Interpretation

• m = 0 suggests that this kind of reactive tension is not strongly represented in the protocol.
• High m can be associated with pressure, helplessness, intrusive worry, or heavy situational load.
• m usually carries a more reactive and less integrated tone than FM.
• m weighs into AdjEs and helps explain why D can drop under recent stress.

Cautions

• High m does not by itself mean total passivity or a specific disorder.
• The comparison between D and AdjD is important for separating situational strain from a more sustained pattern.
• m should be read with Y and es, not as an isolated value.

Cross References

• [Interpretation/Lower Section/Core] Core
• [Interpretation/Core] eb
• [Interpretation/Core] es
• [Interpretation/Core] D
• [Interpretation/Core] AdjEs
• [Interpretation/Core] AdjD
• [Interpretation/Core] FM
• [Coding/Determinants] m

Evidence Note

• Detailed source comparison is stored in internal provenance notes.