This “Emotion-Action Integration Meta-Framework” that apparently is new between me ‘n ChatGPT, is VERY MUCH in line with my thinking. I’m going to have it make more until it goes in a loop.
“Here’s a list of the 37 instances/applications with their emotive components, action components, and a series of steps illustrating the action components using as few tokens as possible:
1. Moral decision-making: guilt – choice (recognize dilemma, weigh options, choose, evaluate)
2. Persuasion in advertising: desire – purchase (identify need, research products, compare, buy)
3. Parenting styles: warmth – discipline (set boundaries, monitor behavior, enforce rules, adjust)
4. Negotiation strategies: trust – compromise (establish rapport, share interests, bargain, agree)
5. Sports psychology: confidence – performance (set goals, train, compete, assess, improve)
6. Emotional design: delight – engagement (attract attention, evoke emotion, interact, retain)
7. Conflict resolution: anger – mediation (identify conflict, communicate, find common ground, resolve)
8. Addiction recovery: shame – abstinence (acknowledge problem, seek help, abstain, maintain)
9. Anxiety management: fear – coping (identify triggers, apply techniques, evaluate, repeat)
10. Pro-environmental behavior: concern – action (educate, adopt habits, advocate, monitor progress)
11. Charitable giving: compassion – donation (identify cause, research, donate, follow impact)
12. Empathy training: understanding – support (listen, validate, offer help, follow-up)
13. Grief counseling: sadness – healing (accept loss, express emotions, find support, adapt)
14. Romantic relationships: love – commitment (attraction, build trust, develop intimacy, maintain)
15. Sales techniques: rapport – closing (establish connection, identify needs, present solution, close)
16. Political campaigns: enthusiasm – voting (engage, inform, inspire, mobilize, vote)
17. Team building: camaraderie – collaboration (bond, establish roles, cooperate, achieve)
18. Test anxiety: worry – preparation (identify fears, study, practice, review, perform)
19. Art appreciation: awe – interpretation (observe, analyze, interpret, discuss)
20. Customer service: satisfaction – loyalty (identify needs, assist, follow-up, retain)
21. Social movements: outrage – activism (raise awareness, mobilize, act, evaluate)
22. Peer pressure: conformity – compliance (observe group, conform, evaluate, adjust)
23. Music therapy: calmness – relaxation (select music, listen, process emotions, reflect)
24. Fear of public speaking: nervousness – practice (prepare, rehearse, present, refine)
25. Job interviews: confidence – success (research, prepare, practice, interview, follow-up)
26. Online communication: empathy – connection (share, listen, support, maintain)
27. Crisis management: panic – intervention (assess situation, plan, act, evaluate)
28. Comedy: amusement – laughter (setup, punchline, laughter, repeat)
29. Dieting: self-control – weight loss (set goal, plan, track intake, adjust, maintain)
30. Educational motivation: curiosity – learning (explore, study, apply, reflect)
31. Financial planning: security – saving (set goals, budget, save, invest, review)
32. Pain management: acceptance – relief (acknowledge pain, apply techniques, evaluate, adjust)
33. Animal training: affection – obedience (build trust, teach commands, reward, reinforce)
34. Marketing strategy: aspiration – branding (identify audience, develop message, promote, evaluate)
35. Meditation: mindfulness – focus (prepare, concentrate, observe thoughts, return to focus)
36. Social anxiety: embarrassment – exposure (identify triggers, gradual exposure, evaluate, repeat)
37. News consumption: fear – sharing (consume news, react, share, discuss)