alienation-analysis

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps researchers assess the severity of alienation across labor, social relations, consumption, and technology using a structured Marxist critique framing, turning qualitative concepts into quantitative diagnostic outputs.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Alienation Scoring & Severity Diagnosis: Computes separate alienation scores for labor/social/consumption/technology and determines a primary type and an overall severity level with thresholding (e.g., micro/mild/moderate/severe).
• Dimension-Level Explanation: Produces interpretable dimension scores (e.g., work autonomy/meaning/satisfaction/skill development; relationship quality/support; consumption rationality/materialism/debt; technology dependency/digital wellbeing/balance).
• Risk Factors & Intervention Priorities: Generates risk-factor lists when indicators cross critical cutoffs and proposes ranked intervention priorities aligned to the primary alienation type, supporting actionable research-to-intervention workflows.
• Batch Analysis Support: Provides batch processing to return per-individual results plus summary statistics (means/medians and distributions of types and severity levels).

Quick Start

Use the alienation-analysis skill to analyze the provided phenomenon indicators in your prompt and return the primary alienation type, severity level, risk factors, and intervention priorities.