Polynym Math

set comparison between two polynyms

PComponents of Attitude ⊥ Pnormative science

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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

$$A \cup B =$$
{ aesthetics, affective (feelings), cognitive (beliefs), conative (behavior), ethics, logic }

Symmetric Difference

$$A \ominus B =$$
{ aesthetics, affective (feelings), cognitive (beliefs), conative (behavior), ethics, logic }

Difference

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

Difference

$$B - A =$$
{ aesthetics, ethics, logic }

Cartesian Product

$$A \times B =$$
{ (affective (feelings), aesthetics),
(affective (feelings), ethics),
(affective (feelings), logic),
(cognitive (beliefs), aesthetics),
(cognitive (beliefs), ethics),
(cognitive (beliefs), logic),
(conative (behavior), aesthetics),
(conative (behavior), ethics),
(conative (behavior), logic) }
Polynym

Components of Attitude

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

vs.
Polynym
Charles Sanders Peirce

normative science

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

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 3 types of normative science
cognitive (beliefs)
affective (feelings)
conative (behavior)

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 aesthetics
ethics
logic
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