Understanding Coherence.
The human experience is coherence of each individual dimension
Relating psychology across the continuum of life requires that the parts being discussed or measured belong to the same family or dimension. This allows for the relationships among dimensions to be identified as part of the individuals identity or wholeness and oneness.
Dimensions within the scope of Feelings and Emotions allow the domain to be explored rather than the taxonomy or predefined understanding and reaction within the environment. Rather than looking for differences, dimension allow deeper understanding of the relationships that encompass the complete experience.
The domain of the dimensions also illustrates the fluid nature of the human experience. Traditional approaches typically use linear relationships to highlight change or progress. While this one-to-one relationship is beneficial, it does not allow for the influences that other variables have on the primary mechanism of change or Delta.
[7] Basic Dimensions.
PHYSICAL
Pursuit of health and fitness endeavors, including proper nutrition and physical activity.
SPIRITUAL
Purpose and meaning in life
INTELLECTUAL
Exploring new concepts, enhance skills, and application of new thinking.
EMOTIONAL
Acknowledge and properly express feelings, validation, and management of emotions.
SOCIAL
Establishing and maintaining beneficial connections with friends and family.
ENVIRONMENTAL
Individual awareness and impact regarding a healthy stewardship with the environment
OCCUPATIONAL
Fulfillment in the workplace while balancing personal responsibilities
The Domains
To capture the event and subsequent data of each dimension, the objective data points need to be isolated in the corresponding domain. These data points are represented in the Human Experience Model (HEM) that is comprised of emotional, physical, spiritual needs, response, and motivation of the individual.
