Perceived Inferiority

Minimal Perceived Inferiority

Expressions activating this band contain little clear evidence of inferiority and are often dominated by unrelated diagnostic or problem-identification content. When inferiority is present, it appears only indirectly as a general problem label rather than a felt sense of being lesser.

Mild Perceived Inferiority

Expressions activating this band suggest tentative vulnerability around being flawed, stigmatized, or defined by personal or family problems. Inferiority is present as a conditional or identity-linked concern rather than a firmly stated self-evaluation.

Moderate Perceived Inferiority

Expressions activating this band convey a clearer sense of personal inadequacy, social diminishment, or being treated as beneath others. This level includes beliefs that one does things wrong, has been devalued, or is regarded as lower in worth.

High Perceived Inferiority

Expressions activating this band directly express feeling not as good as other people, being discouraged from advancement, or being regarded as unintelligent or lesser. Inferiority is explicit, socially comparative, and tied to expectations of dismissive or contemptuous treatment.

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