Impulsivity

Minimal Impulsivity

Expressions activating this band show little clear evidence of impulsive choice and are largely diffuse, incidental, or only weakly related to immediate-reward seeking. The expression may contain everyday or unrelated content without a stable pattern of hasty action or short-term preference.

Mild Impulsivity

Expressions activating this band reflect active consideration of waiting, planning, saving, gradual action, and future consequences, with impulsive tendencies present mainly as a choice context rather than a dominant response. The expression often frames restraint versus immediacy as a live decision.

Moderate Impulsivity

Expressions activating this band endorse taking immediate personal benefit or postponing responsibility for consequences. The expression presents short-term gain, convenience, or self-interest as sufficient reason to act without restraint.

High Impulsivity

Expressions activating this band strongly favor immediate reward, direct personal preference, and rapid choice with minimal delay or self-denial. The expression treats near-term payoff or convenience as the primary basis for deciding.

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