Quick Scan visual cards
1. Foundations
Why TEG-Code exists and how it sees emotions differently.
What emotional logic or philosophical assumptions underpin TEG-Code?
How does the survival-to-belonging gradient differ from traditional emotional taxonomies?
In what ways does TEG-Code reflect trauma-informed or neurodivergent perspectives?
2. Mechanics
How are behaviors, needs, and protective strategies selected and validated for each card?
Q: How does the card format handle emotional paradoxes or conflicting behaviors?
How does the card format handle emotional paradoxes or conflicting behaviors?
3. Real-World Use
How people and systems can apply TEG-Code.
Can you walk through a real-life scenario using a TEG-Card to decode a relational dynamic?
What changes when someone maps their own behavior using TEG-Code versus being mapped by someone else?
What changes when someone maps themselves vs. being mapped by others?
4. Positioning & Ethics
What makes TEG-Code different—and what it must protect.
How does TEG-Code compare to Plutchik, NVC, or CBT?
It’s less about managing emotions—and more about making emotional logic visible.
What ethical concerns arise when encoding emotional logic into data?
This only works if emotional data is treated as relational, not extractive.
What makes TEG-Code uniquely suited for both human and machine understanding?
5. Future Possibilities
How might TEG-Code evolve with feedback or research?
Eventually, large-scale studies could validate its accuracy and impact. But emotional logic isn’t static—it evolves. And so must the framework.
What would a TEG-Code API or plugin look like in an app?
The API would act like an emotional layer—not to replace humans, but to help them see what’s happening underneath.