Paternal Mental Health Salience

Minimal Paternal Mental Health Salience

Expressions activating this band contain largely unrelated personal, family, or background content, with at most incidental mention of relatives or emotional topics. The father's mental health is not a defining focus of the expression.

Low Paternal Mental Health Salience

Expressions activating this band mention family history, psychiatric conditions, or adverse family experiences in a broad or mixed way, with paternal references present but not central. The expression treats the father as one possible family figure among several rather than the main locus of concern.

Moderate Paternal Mental Health Salience

Expressions activating this band focus on a father or father figure as a psychologically relevant person, often through questions about his mental health history, emotional availability, or help-seeking role. The paternal reference is explicit and tied to mental or relational functioning.

High Paternal Mental Health Salience

Expressions activating this band directly center on the father's mental health condition, severity, course, or life status, often alongside evaluation of the relationship with him. The father is the clear subject of sustained psychological concern.

Intense Paternal Mental Health Salience

Expressions activating this band explicitly identify serious psychiatric conditions in the father, such as bipolar disorder or schizophrenia, in a highly concentrated way. The expression is tightly focused on severe paternal psychopathology as the primary content.

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