TABLE 3.

Effects of the framework factors.

Effect groups		Effects	Cases or values
Emotional		Valences	Pleasant (joy, pride, wellbeing, etc.)
			Unpleasant (sadness, anxiety, anger, disgust, perplexity, shame, guilt, etc.)
			Both valences
			Indefinite
		Intensity of the valence	High
			Low
Behavioral		Behavioral	Absence of behavioral effects (freeze, catatonia, etc.)
			Neutralizing the attribution (flight, fight, etc.)
			Maintaining or increasing the attribution
		Autonomy	No outside help
			Seeking outside help
Cognitive	Characterization of the attribution	Origin assigned	Own
			Elsewhere
		Privacy	Personal or private
			Public or shared
		Controllability granted	Yes, with degrees
			None
		Sense considered	Beneficial to the person
			Harmful
			Neutral
	Quality given the attribution	Clarity granted meaning	Clear
			Ambiguous
		Distinction considered	Distinct
			Overlapping
		Credibility given	Conviction or credibility
			Questioning the attribution by external induction
			Questioned by oneself, without outside inference
Personal needs			Reduction or satisfaction
			Maintenance
			Increase
In setting factors		Family	Changes or not
		Work	Changes or not
		Leisure, friends	Changes or not
		Other	Changes or not