
The Core Emotion Framework (CEF) Technical Specification 11 (TS-11) defines the canonicalfacet-level architecture of the ten core emotional operators. Whereas TS-1 establishesoperator mechanics, TS-2 defines validation logic, TS-3 specifies computational structures,TS-4 defines simulation protocols, TS-5 governs interoperability, and TS-6 establishes thestructural-constructivist mapping engine, TS-11 introduces the internal functionaldecomposition of each operator into five facets.TS-11 provides the authoritative structural definition of the internal architecture of Sensing,Calculating, Deciding, Expanding, Constricting, Achieving, Arranging, Appreciating, Boosting,and Accepting. Each operator is defined by a core function and a five-facet decompositionthat preserves identity, prevents conceptual drift, and enables consistent use acrosscomputational, clinical, linguistic, and analytic contexts.TS-11 is the canonical reference for all facet-level work in the CEF canon and serves as thestructural foundation for TS-7 (Structural Psychopathology), TS-8 (NeurodiversityCalibration), TS-10 (Therapeutic Structural Disassembly), and the EL-Series global emotionallexicon.
The Ten Operators of the Core Emotion Framework (Canonical List) The following list represents the authoritative and canonical ordering of the ten CoreEmotion Framework operators and supersedes all prior or informal enumerations. Head Center1. Sensing (outgoing)2. Calculating (reflecting)3. Deciding (balancing) Heart Center4. Expanding (outgoing)5. Constricting (reflecting)6. Achieving (balancing) Gut Center7. Arranging (outgoing)8. Appreciating (reflecting)9. Boosting (balancing) Cross‐Center Completion10. Accepting Note: In some practitioner materials, Accepting is described as the Gut’s “off-modebalancer,” while Boosting is the Gut’s “on-mode balancer.” For clarity and consistency,this document classifies Accepting as the cross-center completion operator.
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embodied cognition, Core Emotion Framework, CEF
embodied cognition, Core Emotion Framework, CEF
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