[Interpretation/Interpersonal] Human Content

[Interpretation/Interpersonal] Human Content

Aliases

• HumanCont
• Human Content
• total human content

Definition

HumanCont summarizes how much human content appears in the record when H + (H) + Hd + (Hd) are added together. At the interpersonal level, it helps estimate how much weight people and human themes carry in the person's relational world.

Interpretation

• If HumanCont is high, there is usually more attention to people, human scenes, or interpersonal exchange.
• If it is low, there may be less interest in human material, more relational distance, or a focus on nonpersonal objects and features.
• The variable shows amount of human representation, not its quality.
• To judge whether those representations are more integrated or more distorted, it is useful to review PureH, GHR, and PHR.

Cautions

• HumanCont does not include Hx.
• A high value does not automatically mean healthy or empathic relationships.
• A low value alone is not enough to conclude chronic isolation.

Cross References

• This variable reflects the weight of human themes, not the full form of relatedness.
• It should be read with PureH, GHR, PHR, and H ratio.

Evidence Note

• PureH
• GHR
• PHR
• H ratio
• ISO_Index

Evidence Note

• [Interpretation/Lower Section/Interpersonal] Interpersonal
• [Interpretation/Interpersonal] Pure H
• [Coding/Content] H
• [Coding/Content] (H)
• [Coding/Content] Hd
• [Coding/Content] (Hd)
• [Coding/Content] Hx
• [Coding/GHR-PHR] GHR
• [Coding/GHR-PHR] PHR
• [Interpretation/Self Perception] H Ratio

Evidence Note

• Detailed source comparison is stored in internal provenance notes.