Table 3 Notation of modal values 1:...

Table 3

Notation of modal values

1: Alethic values • 1₁: Necessary • 1₂: Impossible • 1₃: Possible • 1₄: Contingent 2: Deontic values • 2₁: Obligatory • 2₂: Forbidden • 2₃: Permitted • 2₄: Optional 3: Epistemic values • 3₁: Certain • 3₂: Excluded • 3₃: Probable • 3₄: Uncertain 4: Doxological values • 4₁: Believed to be • 4₂: Believed not to be • 4₃: Not believed not to be • 4₄: Not believed to be 5: Ethical-moral values • 5⁺: Good • 5⁻: Bad • 5^+/⁻: Good/Bad	6: Aesthetic values • 6⁺: Beautiful • 6⁻: Ugly • 6^+/⁻: Beautiful/Ugly 7: Pragmatic values • 7⁺: Useful/Advantageous • 7⁻: Useless/Disadvantageous • 7^+/⁻: “Useful/Advantageous”/” Useless/Disadvantageous” 8: Intellectual values • 8⁺: Interesting • 8⁻: Uninteresting • 8^+/⁻: Interesting/Uninteresting 9: Hedonic-affective values • 9⁺: Pleasure/Happiness • 9⁻:Disgust/Unhappiness • 9^+/⁻:“Pleasure/Happiness”/“Disgust/Unhappiness” 10: Volitive values • 10₁: Volition • 10₂: Refusal • 10₃: Acceptance • 10₄: Involition 11: Desiderative values • 11₁: Desire to be • 11₂: Desire not to be • 11₃: Not desire not to be • 11₄: Not desire to be

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