feel-good factor · rising
Ask PrometheusMorale read as rising across the members of a collective self as their own parameters move away from walls, which then moves how they read those who govern.
Feel-good factor (noun) means: Morale read as rising across the members of a collective self as their own parameters move away from walls, which then moves how they read those who govern. It emerges from morale, collective self, read, rise: Each member's own widening window is read as the group's, and the group's read attaches to whoever sets its walls; the credit follows the feeling, not a model of cause. In the EmergenceLexicon it sits at computed level 18, chaining down to the four foundations (space, time, energy, pattern).
ordinarily means: a widespread sense of well-being and optimism, especially about the economy
Examples
- British commentators in the mid-1990s debated why an economic recovery was not producing a feel-good factor among voters. politics
Emergence
- a private read that becomes a public verdict
- credit assigned by mood
Chain to foundations
full chain as text (419 steps)
- feel-good factorL18
- moraleL16
- collective selfL15
- self-modelL14
- memberL7
- groupsL5
- modelL9
- keepL5
- acrossL13
- readL7
- subjectL5
- reachL13
- readL7
- memberL7
- timeL0
- keepL5
- acrossL13
- collective selfL15
- collective selfL15
- readL7
- riseL3
- acrossL13
- memberL7
- parameterL4
- motionL2
- awayL3
- wallL8
- timeL0
- governmentL17
- moraleL16
Neighborhood
Concepts that depend on this one above; what it is built from below.
Relations
| contrasts-with | consumer-confidence.measured | consumer confidence is the measured number; the feel-good factor is the diffuse, political reading |
| contrasts-with | relief.emergent | relief is a window widening after narrowing; the feel-good factor is that widening shared and credited |