Evaluation Checklist for Community Admins, Leaders, Members, Stakeholders, or Public Citizens based on the 5T Framework:

Class 1. Trustworthy White_Ears.(Lets make our way)(TT Score-5 Integrate with Integrity) (Neo-Cortex Prominance).

Class 2. Tolerant, Green_Ears. (TT Score -4)

Class 3. Truant Blue_Ears. (TT Score-3). (Mammalian Brain Dominance)

Class 4. Tyrant Red_Ears. (TT Score-2)

5. Terrorizer Black_Ears. (My Way or the highway) (TT Score-1) Reptilian Brain Dominance.

The checklist maps the 5T categories to three spectra: Empath-Narcissist (high empathy to high narcissism), Empowerment-Endangerment (fostering autonomy to creating risk/harm), and a new Constructivity-Credibility-Criminality spectrum (building value to undermining trust or engaging in harmful/illegal acts). This checklist is designed for assessing individuals in community settings (e.g., WhatsApp groups, community organizations, or public citizen roles) and is flexible for admins, leaders, members, stakeholders, or public citizens. The artifact includes definitions, a checklist, and scoring, tailored to group dynamics and stakeholder roles.

Constructivity-Credibility-Criminality Spectrum

• Constructivity: Actions that build, enhance, or contribute positively to the community, fostering growth, collaboration, and value (e.g., organizing events, sharing helpful resources).
• Credibility: Actions that maintain trust and reliability without necessarily adding or detracting significant value. Neutral in impact but upholds group integrity (e.g., consistent but minimal participation).
• Criminality: Actions that undermine trust, harm the community, or involve unethical/illegal behavior, such as deception, sabotage, or violations of laws/rules (e.g., spreading misinformation, breaching privacy).

Mapping the 5T Framework to All Three Spectra

Each 5T category is mapped to the Empath-Narcissist, Empowerment-Endangerment, and Constructivity-Credibility-Criminality spectra based on behavioral traits:

1. Trustworthy:

• Traits: Reliable, transparent, fair, collaborative. Fosters inclusivity, encourages participation, and ensures safety (e.g., mediates disputes, shares clear rules).
• Empath-Narcissist: High Empath. Prioritizes group needs, listens actively, fosters inclusivity.
• Empowerment-Endangerment: High Empowerment. Promotes autonomy and creates a safe environment.
• Constructivity-Credibility-Criminality: High Constructivity. Actively builds community value through positive contributions and trust.
• Example: A WhatsApp admin who organizes group activities and ensures fair moderation.

1. Tolerant:

• Traits: Flexible, permissive, accommodating. Supports diverse opinions but may risk group focus (e.g., allows off-topic chats).
• Empath-Narcissist: Moderate Empath. Values member expression but may lean neutral if leniency compromises goals.
• Empowerment-Endangerment: Moderate Empowerment. Supports freedom but risks minor instability.
• Constructivity-Credibility-Criminality: Moderate Constructivity. Contributes positively by fostering inclusivity but may dilute impact with lax oversight.
• Example: A member who encourages diverse posts but risks group cohesion.

1. Truant:

• Traits: Disengaged, neglectful, absent. Fails to participate or address issues, risking instability (e.g., ignores spam or conflicts).
• Empath-Narcissist: Neutral/Low Empath. Shows indifference, lacking concern for group needs.
• Empowerment-Endangerment: Neutral. Neither empowers nor endangers, as absence leaves members vulnerable.
• Constructivity-Credibility-Criminality: Credibility. Maintains basic trust by not actively harming but adds no significant value.
• Example: A leader who rarely engages in a community forum, leaving it unmanaged.

1. Tyrant:

• Traits: Authoritarian, controlling, rigid. Enforces strict rules, stifles discussion (e.g., mutes members for minor issues).
• Empath-Narcissist: Moderate Narcissist. Seeks control, disregarding others’ feelings.
• Empowerment-Endangerment: Moderate Endangerment. Restricts autonomy, creating stress.
• Constructivity-Credibility-Criminality: Low Credibility. Undermines trust through control, bordering on harmful but not necessarily illegal.
• Example: An admin who bans members without justification, reducing group trust.

1. Terrorizer:

• Traits: Disruptive, harmful, intimidating. Undermines group morale through sabotage or bullying (e.g., leaks private chats, insults members).
• Empath-Narcissist: High Narcissist. Prioritizes self-interest, showing little empathy.
• Empowerment-Endangerment: High Endangerment. Actively harms or exposes the group to risks.
• Constructivity-Credibility-Criminality: High Criminality. Engages in unethical or potentially illegal acts (e.g., privacy breaches, harassment), severely undermining trust.
• Example: A stakeholder who spreads misinformation or bullies members, harming the community.

Visual Mapping

• Empath-Narcissist Spectrum:
• Empath: Trustworthy
• Moderate Empath: Tolerant
• Neutral/Low Empath: Truant
• Moderate Narcissist: Tyrant
• High Narcissist: Terrorizer
• Empowerment-Endangerment Spectrum:
• Empowerment: Trustworthy
• Moderate Empowerment: Tolerant
• Neutral: Truant
• Moderate Endangerment: Tyrant
• High Endangerment: Terrorizer
• Constructivity-Credibility-Criminality Spectrum:
• Constructivity: Trustworthy
• Moderate Constructivity: Tolerant
• Credibility: Truant
• Low Credibility: Tyrant
• Criminality: Terrorizer

Evaluation Checklist with Triple Spectrum Mapping

The checklist assesses individuals in community settings, mapping results to all three spectra. Questions evaluate behaviors related to empathy, empowerment, and constructive contributions.

5T Evaluation Checklist for Community Admins, Leaders, Members, Stakeholders, or Public Citizens

This checklist evaluates individuals (admins, leaders, members, stakeholders, or public citizens) in community settings (e.g., WhatsApp groups, community organizations, public forums) using the 5T Framework (Trustworthy, Tolerant, Truant, Tyrant, Terrorizer). It maps behaviors to three spectra: Empath-Narcissist (high empathy to high narcissism), Empowerment-Endangerment (fostering autonomy to creating risk/harm), and Constructivity-Credibility-Criminality (building value to undermining trust or engaging in harmful/illegal acts). Use for self-assessment, peer evaluation, or stakeholder feedback.

Definitions and Mappings

1. Trustworthy (High Empath, High Empowerment, High Constructivity):

• Reliable, fair, transparent. Fosters inclusivity, encourages participation, builds community value (e.g., mediates disputes, shares resources).
• Example: A WhatsApp admin who organizes events and ensures fair moderation.

1. Tolerant (Moderate Empath, Moderate Empowerment, Moderate Constructivity):

• Flexible, accommodating. Supports diverse opinions but may risk focus (e.g., allows off-topic chats).
• Example: A member who encourages diverse posts but risks group cohesion.

1. Truant (Neutral/Low Empath, Neutral, Credibility):

• Disengaged, neglectful. Fails to participate, risking instability (e.g., ignores conflicts).
• Example: A leader who rarely engages, leaving the group unmanaged.

1. Tyrant (Moderate Narcissist, Moderate Endangerment, Low Credibility):

• Controlling, rigid. Limits participation, creating stress (e.g., mutes members unjustly).
• Example: An admin who bans members without justification.

1. Terrorizer (High Narcissist, High Endangerment, High Criminality):

• Disruptive, harmful. Undermines group through sabotage or intimidation (e.g., leaks chats, bullies members).
• Example: A stakeholder who spreads misinformation or harasses others.

Checklist Structure

• Format: 15 yes/no or Likert-scale statements (3 per category).
• Response Scale: Yes/No (1 = Yes, 0 = No) for simple scoring, or Likert (1 = Strongly Disagree, 5 = Strongly Agree) for nuanced analysis.
• Categories: Trustworthiness, Flexibility, Disengagement, Control, Disruption.
• Scoring: Sum scores per category (max 15 for Likert, 3 for Yes/No). Highest-scoring category determines 5T classification and spectrum placement.
• Administration: For self-assessment, peer review, or group feedback.

Evaluation Checklist

Instructions: Mark Yes (1) or No (0) for simple scoring, or use Likert scale (1 = Strongly Disagree, 5 = Strongly Agree) for detailed analysis. Sum scores per category.

Trustworthiness (High Empath, High Empowerment, High Constructivity)

1. The individual encourages participation and fosters a safe, inclusive environment.
2. The individual communicates decisions/rules transparently to build trust and value.
3. The individual resolves conflicts fairly, contributing to community growth.

Flexibility (Moderate Empath, Moderate Empowerment, Moderate Constructivity)

4. The individual allows diverse opinions or off-topic contributions to support expression.
5. The individual is lenient with minor rule violations to accommodate group needs.
6. The individual encourages creative contributions, even if they deviate from norms.

Disengagement (Neutral/Low Empath, Neutral, Credibility)

7. The individual rarely participates in or responds to group discussions or issues.
8. The individual ignores problems like conflicts, spam, or inappropriate behavior.
9. The individual delegates responsibilities without ensuring follow-through.

Control (Moderate Narcissist, Moderate Endangerment, Low Credibility)

10. The individual enforces strict rules without considering group feedback.
11. The individual restricts or removes members without clear justification.
12. The individual dominates discussions, limiting others’ contributions.

Disruption (High Narcissist, High Endangerment, High Criminality)

13. The individual’s actions create tension or harm group morale (e.g., favoritism, rudeness).
14. The individual shares private information or spreads misinformation.
15. The individual intimidates or undermines others, risking group trust and safety.

Scoring

• Yes/No Scoring: Sum Yes responses per category (max 3).
• Trustworthy: 3/3, others <2 → Trustworthy (High Empath, High Empowerment, High Constructivity).
• Flexibility: 3/3, others <2 → Tolerant (Moderate Empath, Moderate Empowerment, Moderate Constructivity).
• Disengagement: 3/3, others <2 → Truant (Neutral/Low Empath, Neutral, Credibility).
• Control: 3/3, others <2 → Tyrant (Moderate Narcissist, Moderate Endangerment, Low Credibility).
• Disruption: 3/3, others <2 → Terrorizer (High Narcissist, High Endangerment, High Criminality).
• Likert Scoring: Sum scores per category (each 1–5, max 15).
• Trustworthy: 13–15/15, others <8 → Trustworthy (High Empath, High Empowerment, High Constructivity).
• Flexibility: 13–15/15, others <8 → Tolerant (Moderate Empath, Moderate Empowerment, Moderate Constructivity).
• Disengagement: 13–15/15, others <8 → Truant (Neutral/Low Empath, Neutral, Credibility).
• Control: 13–15/15, others <8 → Tyrant (Moderate Narcissist, Moderate Endangerment, Low Credibility).
• Disruption: 13–15/15, others <8 → Terrorizer (High Narcissist, High Endangerment, High Criminality).
• Tiebreaker: Prioritize categories with more severe implications (Terrorizer > Tyrant > Truant > Tolerant > Trustworthy).

Notes

• Context: Applicable to WhatsApp groups, community organizations, family chats, or public citizen roles (e.g., civic forums). Adjust questions for specific settings.
• Application: Use anonymous feedback for accuracy. Severe Terrorizer behaviors (e.g., harassment, privacy violations) may require reporting to platforms or authorities.
• Limitations: Conceptual tool, not empirically validated. Customize for specific roles (e.g., stakeholders vs. members) as needed.

Visualization

Radar chart for a hypothetical individual (Trustworthiness: 14, Flexibility: 6, Disengagement: 3, Control: 4, Disruption: 2) using Likert scoring, showing their 5T profile with triple spectrum labels.{ "type": "radar", "data": { "labels": [ "Trustworthy (Empath, Empowerment, Constructivity)", "Flexible (Mod. Empath, Mod. Empowerment, Mod. Constructivity)", "Disengaged (Neutral, Neutral, Credibility)", "Control (Mod. Narcissist, Mod. Endangerment, Low Credibility)", "Disruption (Narcissist, Endangerment, Criminality)" ], "datasets": [{ "label": "Individual Profile", "data": [14, 6, 3, 4, 2], "backgroundColor": "rgba(75, 192, 192, 0.2)", "borderColor": "rgba(75, 192, 192, 1)", "borderWidth": 2 }] }, "options": { "scales": { "r": { "angleLines": { "display": true }, "suggestedMin": 0, "suggestedMax": 15 } }, "plugins": { "legend": { "position": "top" } } } }

Notes and Next Steps

• Rationale: Trustworthy aligns with high empathy, empowerment, and constructivity, building a safe and valuable community. Tolerant supports moderate levels of these traits, balancing flexibility with structure. Truant is neutral, maintaining credibility but adding no value. Tyrant reflects moderate narcissism and endangerment, undermining trust. Terrorizer exhibits high narcissism, endangerment, and criminality, actively harming the community.
• Context: Broadly applicable to WhatsApp groups, community forums, or civic roles. Can be tailored for specific settings (e.g., professional groups, public stakeholders).
• Application: Provide scores, a scenario, or an individual (e.g., a WhatsApp admin or public citizen) to classify and map their profile.
• Charts: I can generate charts for multiple individuals or specific scores if provided.
• Clarifications: If you have a specific group, role (e.g., stakeholder vs. member), or additional details, please share.

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