Resonances: Evolution of the List

A set of “resonances”, factors describing what people care about and are willing to express, has been presented along with applications relating to water and environmental management in New Zealand and in the USA. The resonances describe commonly encountered preferences, beliefs, needs, and motivations expressed in individual and/or group narratives. See the link to the current list and definitions in "Related Materials" below.
The excel file here shows the evolution of the list of resonances following use of the list to analyze narratives in a suite of documents. Explanation of resonances, of their use, and their connections to narratives is provided in a paper currently under revision for the Journal of Integrative Environmental Sciences.
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