Psychology

The body-ego would represent most agreement, such as the lightening storm would dictate that everyone take cover, or the whole family went out to collect berries in the woods.

Identities represent individuality and differences as opposed to similarities and universalities of the body. The mind can conceptualize an unlimited number of characterizations both actual and imagined.

Conservative Identities as creations of the mind, would by natural inclination correspond to characterizations of the Internal Authority of the Ego.

Naturally shy persons might adopt low key anonymous Identities which would not involve interaction with the public like night janitor. Very confident people might seek out leadership identities.

Conservative Primary Identities:

If the natural inclinations of the body is Conservative as preservation in a same or similar form, then Conservative Primary Identities would tend to correspond to the in-born characteristics of the body, said to be inherited genetic, biological and perhaps spiritual propensities.

The Primary Identity of the Conservative would tend to conform to inner as-born character traits as opposed to creations of the mind for the purposes of conceptual progressive ideal.

One would not adopt the identity of body-builder or skinny model. If one is born with a slow and ponderous body, one is limited in physical capacity and thus any Identities adopted might tend to conform to those natural propensities, such as the Identities of clerk, librarian or accountant. One could be said to born with specific natural inclinations which if discovered and pursued may become passions in life. While all along, if one pursued fortune through real-estate but was never very happy, later in life was discovered water color, which gave infinite inner satisfaction.

Conservative Secondary Identities:

As with Progressive Secondary Identities as personifications other than primary, Conservative Secondary Identities are Interpretive Context as alternate personifications which would correspond to the conservative body-ego.

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