Polynym Math

set comparison between two polynyms

PComponents of Attitude ⊥ Plogic

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Equality

$$A \neq B$$
A is not equal to B

Subset

$$A \not\subseteq B$$
A is not a subset of or equal to B

Superset

$$A \not\supseteq B$$
A is not a superset of or equal to B

Intersection

$$A \cap B =$$
{ }

Union

$$A \cup B =$$
{ affective (feelings), cognitive (beliefs), conative (behavior), critical, speculative grammar, speculative rhetoric }

Symmetric Difference

$$A \ominus B =$$
{ affective (feelings), cognitive (beliefs), conative (behavior), critical, speculative grammar, speculative rhetoric }

Difference

$$A - B =$$
{ affective (feelings), cognitive (beliefs), conative (behavior) }

Difference

$$B - A =$$
{ critical, speculative grammar, speculative rhetoric }

Cartesian Product

$$A \times B =$$
{ (affective (feelings), critical),
(affective (feelings), speculative grammar),
(affective (feelings), speculative rhetoric),
(cognitive (beliefs), critical),
(cognitive (beliefs), speculative grammar),
(cognitive (beliefs), speculative rhetoric),
(conative (behavior), critical),
(conative (behavior), speculative grammar),
(conative (behavior), speculative rhetoric) }
Polynym

Components of Attitude

Source
Schiffman & Kanuk
Area
Social Psychology
Mode
part
Depth
3
User
dane

vs.
Polynym
Charles Sanders Peirce

logic

Source
Charles Peirce
Area
Semiotics
Mode
type
Depth
3
User
scotty
3 parts of Components of Attitude

⊥

 3 types of logic
cognitive (beliefs)
affective (feelings)
conative (behavior)

⊥

 critical
speculative grammar
speculative rhetoric
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