In one therapeutic system, these phenomena name a “matrix” comprising arrows and circles labeled “P,” “A,” or “C,” representing “parent,” “adult,” and “child.” These are the first title phenomena in a book that extended one of its co-author’s theories of “Conceptual Dependency” into an analysis of “Knowledge Structure.” The Transactional Analysis methodology of Eric Berne posits a form of these phenomena (-5[1])described by the word (*) “life.” Alongside (-5[1])“Plans, Goals, (-5[1])and Understanding” these phenomena title an early book on AI by Schank and Abelson. These phenomena name an extension to affect theory developed by Silvan Tomkins, which focuses on sequences of actions linked by affects. (10[1])Sexual crimes are more likely to be unacknowledged if they do not fit these preconceived templates (10[2]-5[1])for how they are expected to happen. (-5[1])For 10 points, name (10[1])these programs for behavior that can be broken down into scenes. ■END■ (10[5]0[10])