Admiration as a Navigation Module — Worksheet (English)

Analytical-descriptive worksheet from Logik-Institut Hamburg for re-activating admiration as a navigation module. The exercise retraces where admiration once stood in for safety, makes visible who was in need there (myself, my mother, my father), and reconstructs which wanting and which not-wanting arise from those old couplings. Structure: four person-cards with eight fields each (why safety, who was in need there, safety/need-intensity 1–10, wanting ‖ not-wanting, psycho-sociological distance today 1–10, back-then role, situation now, what has developed in its place) plus a cross-sectional synthesis page (recurring wanting as s_iD-candidate, recurring not-wanting as No-Catalogue-candidate, transversal need-picture, shift-picture). All fields are fillable AcroForm fields (text and checkboxes) — works in Adobe Reader, Preview and Foxit. Strictly analytical-descriptive. Does not replace clinical diagnosis, counselling or therapy. English translation of the German original worksheet. Based on the paper Repair of Submissive Decision-Making Capacity (DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21413560).