| | Category | Description | Examples |
| | Perceptual and physiological states | Terms representing perceptual and physiological states that might influence our behavior (such as hunger and thirst) and describe how we perceive the world | Being hungry, eating, drinking, being born, being ill, watching, listening, smelling, recognizing, feeling bad, felling hot/cold, noticing | | Emotional state | Terms describing our feelings and emotions | Happy, pretty, nice, kiss, caressing, cuddle, hug, like, caring, sad, angry, annoyed, ugly, scared, crying, screaming, getting bored, worrying, complaining | | Willingness state | Terms describing what we want to achieve and do | Willing, can, hoping, achieving, letting, trying, looking for, ordering | | Cognitive state | Terms representing what we cognitively think | Knowing, thinking, understanding, remembering, forgetting, clever, paying attention, true, false | | Moral and sociorelational state | Terms representing our moral perspective and the relationships between characters | Good, having to, reprimanding, promising, giving thanks, recommending, obeying, joking, helping, alone, becoming friends, abandoning, tricking |
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