[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.