Keith
Suppose that as an operational definition, we decide that an ''ecologocial consequence'' or an ''ecological behavior'' is one (a consequence or a behavior) that takes as input the intentions of the person in the selected context as well as the specific intentions of others who are involved in that same context and any other variables that place constraints on the actors in that context (economic, social, family...) and produces as output a set of behaviors or a set of consequences that meet these requirements.
As a concrete example, George has traditionally responded to any challenge to what he is saying of doing with aggressive behavior in some set of contexts, C, and let's further say, that the consequences of that behavior (aggression) is that he becomes socially isolated (with whatever consequences that in turn yields).
Having been guided effectively through the new code 4 step format, George re-entries the selected the high-performance state associated during the prep work with this set of contexts is automatically reactivated and the unconscious takes into account the various factors mentioned above and selects some new behavior - let's say that George finds himsself interested in the opinions of others (without losing track of his own perceptions and thoughts about it) and exploring them.
In this case, the ecological behavior (curiosity and exploration of the alternative perceptions and thoughts of others) that replaces the original behavior (aggression) leads to consequences that are congruent with George's larger perceptions and choices about respect for others and a desire to actively learn about others and their perceptions and actions in the world. I would then consider these new behaviors ecological with respect to George's perceptions and choices and further that the consequences, dynamic interactions with others, acquisition of new information, participation in a group process... would be judged to be ecological with respect to those same perceptions and choices.
The difficulty, as you I suspect perceive, is that we have this extraordinary pattern of using verbs (or their surface structure derivatives such as adjective, adverbs...) with no indication of the what the deleted arguments of the underlying verb are. Ecological, how specifically, or ecological with respect to what?
All the best,
John