Surveillance Exposure

Minimal Surveillance Exposure

Expressions activating this band contain little clear monitoring content and are dominated by unrelated practical or transactional references. When surveillance-related meaning appears, it is only faintly implied rather than described as an active experience of being watched or monitored.

Low Surveillance Exposure

Expressions activating this band reflect isolated cues of scrutiny, threat sensitivity, or uneasy attention from others, often mixed with unrelated adversity or mistreatment content. Observation is suggested through concern about others' reactions, physical alerting responses, or unusual messages rather than sustained monitoring.

Moderate Surveillance Exposure

Expressions activating this band describe noticeable observation, following, staring, spying, or the need to stay on guard. The experience centers on being singled out for attention or anticipating that others are watching one's actions.

High Surveillance Exposure

Expressions activating this band describe active vigilance or concrete monitoring by neighbors, police, or other observers in everyday settings. Observation is framed as deliberate watchfulness directed at people, property, or possible wrongdoing.

Intense Surveillance Exposure

Expressions activating this band describe explicit, close, and ongoing supervision or surveillance, often involving systematic watching, recording, scanning, or monitoring. The experience is one of persistent oversight in which actions are closely tracked by others or by formal systems.

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