Judgements are Phenomenological
Judgements are messy – based on previous lived experiences and current living experience. It’s why two Seekers see progress differently; and why the same Seeker may see progress differently on different attempts.
Deciding to make progress
The Seeker’s decision process to start, continue, or abandon a progress attempt
Deciding to engage a progress proposition
The decision process – to start, continue and/or abandon – that a Seeker goes through for a progress attempt engaging a progress proposition.
Progress Anticipated
The progress state that an actor – predominantly the Seeker – judges, at a particular moment in time, could be reached in a progress attempt.
Progress Achieved
The progress state that an actor – predominantly the Seeker – judges, they have reached at a particular time during a progress attempt.
