a) Conceptualize adult behavior so as to allow for no variation
in certain psychological dimensions,
such as
intelligence and temperament.
b) Conceptualize adult behavior so as to allow for quantitative
variation in some dimensions . . . authoritarianism and dogmatism.
c) Conceptualize adult behavior in an alternating wave like
fashion, allowing for repetition
of theme . . . the change and organizational data.
d) Conceptualize adult behavior so that every other system is
similar to but at the same time
different from its
alternate . . . the change data.
e) Conceptualize adult behavior so that each system has its
system specificness, so that each
system has a quality all its own . . . the interaction data.
f) Conceptualize adult behavior so that certain systems are more
externally oriented, so that other
systems are internally oriented . . . the deny self, express self data.
g) Conceptualize adult behavior so as to show increased degrees
of behavioral freedom in each
successive system, particularly in the express self not at the
expense of others system . . . freedom to behave and problem solving data.