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Good Ways Model for Practice

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The Plus Mode has 8 Standard Good Ways, each with their own families of ways organized in sets of Indices.

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Good Ways Spectrum

Just as a color palette provides a comprehensive range of colors for an artist to use, the Good Ways Model, on its Plus Edition (Full), provide a comprehensive mapping of all types of good ways, allowing individuals to fully explore the crisis of each possibility. Within these Sets, there are 8 Standard ways that serve as a foundation, and an additional 205 Dependent ways that build off of these Standards, providing a rich and varied landscape of possibilities to explore.

To Zoom, please click on the set of your choice. Detailed Lists of all the Standards follow below.

Continence

Personal Good Ways

through Flexibility of:
1. Selfhood
2. Childhood
3. Parenthood
4. Siblinghood
5. Spousehood
through Sensibility of:
1. Capacitance
2. Charge
3. Current
4. Resistivity
5. Power
through Sustainability of:
1. Infinity
2. Intensity
3. Density
4. Resistance
5. Conductivity
through Accessibility of:
1. Probability
2. Correlation
3. Curvature
4. Clustering
5. Causality
through Capability of:
1. Potential Action
2. Kinetic Action
3. Radiant Action
4. Thermal Action
5. Chemical Action

Conscience

Mental Good Ways

through Flexibility of:
1. Non-Selfhood
2. Non-Childhood
3. Non-Parenthood
4. Non-Siblinghood
5. Non-Spousehood
through Sensibility of:
1. Non-Capacitance
2. Non-Charge
3. Non-Current
4. Non-Resistivity
5. Non-Power
through Sustainability of:
1. Non-Infinity
2. Non-Intensity
3. Non-Density
4. Non-Resistance
5. Non-Conductivity
through Accessibility of:
1. Non-Probability
2. Non-Correlation
3. Non-Curvature
4. Non-Clustering
5. Non-Causality
through Capability of:
1. Non-Potential Action
2. Non-Kinetic Action
3. Non-Radiant Action
4. Non-Thermal Action
5. Non-Chemical Action

Presence

Practical Good Ways

through Flexibility of:
1. Intuition
2. Tensions
3. Behaviors
4. Relations
5. Emotions
through Sensibility of:
1. Purpose
2. Honesty
3. Generosity
4. Consensus
5. Love
through Sustainability of:
1. Indefinite Capacity
2. Intense Magnitudes
3. Dense Coverages
4. Resistant Formations
5. Conductive Conversions
through Accessibility of:
1. Experience
2. Attentiveness
3. Intention
4. Simulation
5. Stimulation
through Capability of:
1. Potential Reaction
2. Kinetic Reaction
3. Radiant Reaction
4. Thermal Reaction
5. Chemical Reaction

Sense

Social Good Ways

through Flexibility of:
1. Detachment
2. Perfection
3. Imagination
4. Imperfection
5. Memory
through Sensibility of:
1. Hearing
2. Touch
3. Taste
4. Vision
5. Smell
through Sustainability of:
1. Capacity
2. Magnitude
3. Coverage
4. Formation
5. Convertibility
through Accessibility of:
1. Courage
2. Receptiveness
3. Altruism
4. Truthfulness
5. Wisdom
through Capability of:
1. Ethical Conduct
2. Ethical Effort
3. Ethical Resolve
4. Ethical View
5. Ethical Livelihood

Absence

Ethical Good Ways

through Flexibility of:
1. Non-Detachment
2. Non-Perfection
3. Non-Imagination
4. Non-Imperfection
5. Non-Memory
through Sensibility of:
1. Non-Hearing
2. Non-Touch
3. Non-Taste
4. Non-Vision
5. Non-Smell
through Sustainability of:
1. Non-Capacity
2. Non-Magnitude
3. Non-Coverage
4. Non-Formation
5. Non-Convertibility
through Accessibility of:
1. Non-Courage
2. Non-Receptiveness
3. Non-Altruism
4. Non-Truthfulness
5. Non-Wisdom
through Capability of:
1. Non-Ethical Conduct
2. Non-Ethical Effort
3. Non-Ethical Resolve
4. Non-Ethical View
5. Non-Ethical Livelihood

Defense

Mutual Good Ways

through Flexibility of:
1. Character
2. Intelligence
3. Services
4. Community
5. Systems
through Sensibility of:
1. Management
2. Curation
3. Interaction
4. Cooperation
5. Operation
through Sustainability of:
1. Utility
2. Mobility
3. Hospitality
4. Commodity
5. Identity
through Accessibility of:
1. Stasis
2. Thesis
3. Synthesis
4. Hypothesis
5. Systasis
through Capability of:
1. Pedagogy
2. Research
3. Deployment
4. Design
5. Philosophy

Science

Empirical Good Ways

through Flexibility of:
1. Freedom
2. Diversity
3. Inclusion
4. Fitness
5. Party
6. Wellbeing
through Sensibility of:
1. Input Feedback
2. Indexing Evaluation
3. Output Feedback
4. Modeling Classification
5. Compatibility Testing
6. Memory Allocation
through Sustainability of:
1. Economic Liberty
2. Ecophysiological Equality
3. Ecological Solidarity
4. Ecospheric Peace
5. Ecotypic Order
6. Ecosystemic Governance
through Accessibility of:
1. Levels Empowerment
2. Topics Support
3. Recipes Composition
4. Journals Documentation
5. Challenges Adaptation
6. Rituals Coexistence
through Capability of:
1. Self-Reflection Genesis
2. Sentience Practice
3. Self-Autonomy Mimesis
4. Simplicity Growth
5. Symmetry Investigation
6. Variety Inheritance

Essence

Vital Good Ways

through Flexibility of:
1. Origin
2. Crisis
3. Resolutions
4. Journey
5. Unity
through Sensibility of:
1. Model
2. Events
3. Model Events
4. Model Behaviors
5. Structure
through Sustainability of:
1. Home
2. Hello
3. Help
4. Habits
5. Habitats
through Accessibility of:
1. Galleries
2. Lists
3. Tables
4. Boards
5. Calendars
through Capability of:
1. Strategy Layer
2. Application Layer
3. Business Layer
4. Technology Layer
5. Implementation Layer