Despotism absent: bias in the resolution of individual conflicts is not extreme, usually being effected by differences in strength, kinship connections, or wealth between the individuals involved.
Despotism present: Conflicts of interest among individuals are resolved with extreme bias, one individual being immune from sanction or even from accusation for major offenses (such as murder), while the other may incur severe punishment, even death, for trivial offenses (such as insult), or for no reason at all.

Perquisites are small, the reward in a single case being roughly less than a bride price or a bride.
Perquisites are substantial, reward in a single case is roughly greater than or equal to a bride price or a bride.

Localized kin groups, not effectively exogamous
Nonlocalized kin groups, not effectively exogamous
Localized kin groups, effective kin exogamy
Nonlocalized kin groups, effective kin exogamy

Direct exchange, i.e., duo- or patrilateral cross-cousin marriage, sister exchange, or symmetric exchange
No first or second cross-cousin marriage
Matrilateral second cross-cousin marriage tendency
Matrilateral first cross-cousin marriage tendency

No bad consequences; mother supported by family, community, and or father of baby (original code 1)
Illegitimacy disapproved. Parental disapproval, or hasty arrangement of marriage. No serious diminution of support (original code 2)
(original code 2.5)
Public disapproval, significant diminution of support (original code 3)
(original code 3.5)
Ostracism, permanent loss of status and support (original code 4)
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Only mother and daughter know, no public announcement (original code 1)
Family knowledge, recognition within family (original code 2)
(original code 2.5)
Quiet segregation and/or recognition among women outside family (original code 3)
(original code 3.5)
Public ceremony (original code 4)

Girls do not do this task
Girls commonly do the task, but not their most important
Girls rarely do, or usually done by boys

Boys do not do this task
Boys commonly do the task, but not their most important
Boys rarely do, or usually done by girls