[Coding/Special Scores] MOR

Aliases

• MOR
• morbid content
• damaged content

Definition

MOR is coded when the object appears dead, broken, ruined, injured, deteriorated, or marked by a clearly morbid quality.
The code points to damage, degradation, or pathological tone attributed directly to the content.

Conditions

• Use it when the person describes something dead, destroyed, wounded, rotten, broken, crushed, or clearly ruined.
• It is also considered when the response attributes a direct morbid or pathological quality to the object.
• MOR is added as a Special Score and does not replace the main content or determinant.
• It can coexist with other codes if the response shows both specific content and morbid tone.

Cautions

• Ugly, strange, or unpleasant content alone is not enough for MOR.
• If the main action is attacking or injuring in movement, first reconsider scoring-input/special-score/AG; if the focus is on damaged state, reconsider MOR.
• In human responses, MOR may later connect with scoring-input/gphr/PHR, but it does not determine it automatically.

Cross References

• [Coding/Special Scores] Special Scores
• [Coding/GHR-PHR] PHR
• [Coding/Special Scores] AG
• [Interpretation/Ideation] MOR
• [Interpretation/Self Perception] MOR

Evidence Note

• Detailed source comparisons remain in the internal provenance note.