0045 This primer comes third.
A nested form is composed a three elements. The subscripts for each element are 1, 2 and 3.
An interscope is composed of three nested forms. The subscripts for each level are a, b and c.
A three-tiered relational structure is composed of three interscopes. The subscripts for each tier are A, B and C.
0046 In some specialized social circles, a three-tiered relational structure is called a “cake”.
Unfortunately, the term, “cake”, applied to the three-tiered relational structure, sounds half-baked.
0047 The individual in communityA is the first tier of this grand relational structure.
The discussion starts with a nested form, as depicted below.
![](https://www.raziemah.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Slide16.png)
0048 This nested form comes from theology.
A theological question gets raised, “What happens when a person dies?”
A theological answer is provided.
0049 Then, a three-level interscope for the individual in community is constructed by expanding each element of the “partially differentiated” nested form into a “fully differentiated” interscope.
Here is a comparison of the elements of the less differentiated nested form and the virtual nested form in the realm of normal context for the more differentiated interscope.
![](https://www.raziemah.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Slide17.png)
0050 The normal contexts are key psychological questions.