[Interpretation/Interpersonal] AG

[Interpretation/Interpersonal] AG

Aliases

• AG
• aggressive movement
• aggressive imagery

Definition

AG shows how often the record represents interpersonal scenes in aggressive, hostile, or confrontational terms. In interpretation, it is used to read whether relatedness is more easily organized around conflict or threat.

Interpretation

• If AG is high, there may be a greater tendency to imagine interpersonal contact as tense, aggressive, or confrontational.
• The absence of AG does not remove all conflict, but it lowers the weight of openly aggressive scenes.
• AG describes a way of representing relatedness, not direct proof of violent behavior.
• Reading it with COP helps distinguish predominantly cooperative records from more ambivalent or conflictual ones.

Cautions

• AG should not be translated immediately into behavioral risk.
• Its meaning changes if it appears with MOR, S_aff, or PHR.
• It is important to review whether aggression appears more as defense, expectation, or general imagined tone.

Cross References

• AG is only one piece of interpersonal style.
• It should be read with COP, ISO_Index, SumT_inter, MOR, and PHR.

Evidence Note

• COP
• PHR
• S
• MOR
• ISO_Index

Evidence Note

• [Interpretation/Lower Section/Interpersonal] Interpersonal
• [Interpretation/Interpersonal] COP
• [Interpretation/Interpersonal] Human Content
• [Coding/Special Score] AG
• [Coding/GHR-PHR] PHR
• [Interpretation/Affect] S
• [Interpretation/Ideation] MOR

Evidence Note

• Detailed source comparison is stored in internal provenance notes.