frequent acts of nurturance to major acts of nurturance

slightly quiet and inactive to neither loud nor quiet
slightly to moderately loud and boisterous

little such activity
some important (roughly 5% of total labor supply)
very important (10% or more of the total labor supply)

Religion such as Islam, Christianity (No such beliefs) / Karmic religion or split

Few or no beliefs in human reincarnation (including Islamic and Christian societies)
Moderate beliefs in human reincarnation
Full beliefs in human reincarnation but not Classical karmic
High beliefs in human reincarnation (large proportion on the population) but not Classical karmic
High proportion of believers in human karmic reincarnation (in the population) or beliefs split with Islam, Confucianism or non-reincarnation religion
Full beliefs in human karmic progression or regression through reincarnation (Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism, Taoism,   Shintoism, and others)

No beliefs in human reincarnation (including Islamic and Christian societies)
Moderate beliefs in human reincarnation
High proportion of believers in human karmic reincarnation (in the population) or beliefs split with Islam, Confucianism or non-reincarnation religion
Full beliefs in human reincarnation  (karmic or not)

Burling Google: Meghalaya District Gazetteer: Garo Hills district - Page 35
Google:Many Brahmans certain of Reincarnation others not (Morton Klass From Field to Factory: Community Structure and Industrialization in West Bengal)
Google: Orokaiva Magic by F. E. Williams - Jstor (discrepancy with  previous coding)
Google: The Bison Horn Maria of India (But Hill Maria uncertain)
Levinson v3p298 reborn as Toda or (Toda) Buffalo
Levinson v5p114 Javanese Hinduism/Islam in contention
Levinson v5p148 Buddhism/Confucianism in contention (50%)
Mills & Slobodin p33 (Animal Reincarnation)
Mills & Slobodin p37,215,239 "Reincarnation with Ceremonial bestowal of names"
Mills & Slobodin p83 // rebirth humans/animals, bad people reborn as animals; Obesekere 2002
Olivier 1955: 176, 50,50fn 532Ghost is reborn
RosenblattMills & Slobodinp4-5,8-9,19-20,24,26,38-54  (fades w Jesuits)
Rosenblatt / Obesekere 2002 p335 Kharmic Buddhist/Hindu (90% classical) and local Traditional
Schebesta Google: Orang Asli: the aboriginal tribes of peninsular Malaysia - Page 91