{ "taxonomy_id": "performancenet", "name": "PerformanceNet Taxonomy", "purpose": "Shared descriptive performance vocabulary; observer impressions are a separate layer.", "counts": { "descriptive_fields": 82, "ordinal_fields": 79, "categorical_fields": 3, "observer_impressions": 8, "descriptive_anchors": 574, "impression_anchors": 56 }, "groups": [ { "id": "performance-a-1", "label": "Cognitive Control & Reception", "record_ids": [ "REC-INF", "COG-EXE", "COG-INH", "COG-LOD" ], "source_appendix": "A" }, { "id": "performance-a-2", "label": "Attention, Intention & Task", "record_ids": [ "INT-GOL", "INT-TAC", "ATT-PTR", "ATT-APR", "ATT-GAZ", "ACT-TSK" ], "source_appendix": "A" }, { "id": "performance-a-3", "label": "Somatic Presence & Physicality", "record_ids": [ "PHY-SEN", "PHY-MOS", "PHY-ARO", "PHY-TEN", "PHY-GRD" ], "source_appendix": "A" }, { "id": "performance-a-4", "label": "Physiological Load & Environmental Demand", "record_ids": [ "PHY-EXR", "PHY-VIT", "PHY-DIS", "PHY-COO", "PHY-INV", "ENV-PRS" ], "source_appendix": "A" }, { "id": "performance-a-5", "label": "Kinetics & Expressive Form", "record_ids": [ "KIN-AMP", "KIN-FLO", "KIN-TMP", "FAC-EXP" ], "source_appendix": "A" }, { "id": "performance-a-6", "label": "Social Dynamics & Resonance", "record_ids": [ "SOC-ENT", "SOC-STA", "SOC-PRX", "SOC-TRN", "SOC-STK", "SOC-FRM" ], "source_appendix": "A" }, { "id": "performance-a-7", "label": "Multimodal Coherence & Timing", "record_ids": [ "COH-CON", "COH-BLE", "COH-MSK", "COH-SYN" ], "source_appendix": "A" }, { "id": "performance-a-8", "label": "Performance Framing & Register", "record_ids": [ "FRM-AUD", "FRM-STY" ], "source_appendix": "A" }, { "id": "performance-a-9", "label": "Capture & Context", "record_ids": [ "CAP-VIS", "CAP-SHT", "CAP-INT", "CAP-POS" ], "source_appendix": "A" }, { "id": "performance-b-1", "label": "Body configuration and movement", "record_ids": [ "BOD-OPN", "BOD-EXP", "BOD-ORI", "BOD-SYM", "BOD-STB", "BOD-RIG", "BOD-ADP", "BOD-RST" ], "source_appendix": "B" }, { "id": "performance-b-2", "label": "Face and gaze", "record_ids": [ "FAC-TEN", "FAC-MOB", "FAC-ASY", "GAZ-CON", "GAZ-SCN" ], "source_appendix": "B" }, { "id": "performance-b-3", "label": "Bodily expression and recovery", "record_ids": [ "PHY-BRT", "PHY-TRM", "PHY-REC" ], "source_appendix": "B" }, { "id": "performance-b-4", "label": "Audible performance", "record_ids": [ "VOC-FOR", "VOC-ART", "VOC-RNG", "VOC-FLW", "VOC-RGH", "VOC-BRE", "VOC-PAC" ], "source_appendix": "B" }, { "id": "performance-b-5", "label": "Relational conduct", "record_ids": [ "SOC-AFF", "SOC-VUL", "SOC-HOS", "SOC-COO", "SOC-BND", "SOC-REP", "SOC-CAR" ], "source_appendix": "B" }, { "id": "performance-b-6", "label": "Reasoning made observable", "record_ids": [ "COG-CER", "COG-ORG", "COG-REV", "COG-MET" ], "source_appendix": "B" }, { "id": "performance-b-7", "label": "Psychological organisation in context", "record_ids": [ "PSY-DEF", "PSY-CON", "PSY-PRS" ], "source_appendix": "B" }, { "id": "performance-b-8", "label": "Cross-channel relationships", "record_ids": [ "COH-FB", "COH-FV", "COH-BV", "COH-WD" ], "source_appendix": "B" }, { "id": "observer-impressions", "label": "Observer impressions", "record_ids": [ "IMP-ENG", "IMP-BEL", "IMP-LEG", "IMP-WRM", "IMP-THR", "IMP-VUL", "IMP-CMP", "IMP-ENJ" ], "source_appendix": "B" } ], "records": [ { "id": "REC-INF", "label": "Receptivity & Influencability", "family_id": "performance-a-1", "family": "Cognitive Control & Reception", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Permeability to external impulses: how far the person lets the environment — sounds, partner, atmosphere, weather in the room — organically modulate their behaviour.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "REC-INF", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#REC-INF" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Permeability to external impulses: how far the person lets the environment — sounds, partner, atmosphere, weather in the room — organically modulate their behaviour.", "Source: v2.1, page 4. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 4. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Hermetically sealed. Crossed arms and legs, ambient events produce no reaction at all." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Strongly closed. Only major disruptions register, and only after a delay." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Selective. Responds to direct address, filters out subtler stimuli. Physical distance maintained." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary everyday permeability. Attentive, but the room does not enter the body." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Noticeably open. Open torso, soft scanning gaze, micro-rhythm begins to follow the room." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Highly porous. Micro-expressions track small changes in light, sound and movement nearby." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Radically permeable. Every ambient event visibly passes through the body." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Hermetically sealed. Crossed arms and legs, ambient events produce no reaction at all. → 6: Radically permeable. Every ambient event visibly passes through the body.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Torso opening, limb crossing, soft vs. hard focus, startle latency, adaptation of breathing and micro-rhythm to ambient events.", "Do not confuse with: ATT-PTR (attention aimed at one person) and SOC-ENT (mutual, bidirectional coupling). REC-INF is undirected openness to everything." ], "what_to_look_for": "Torso opening, limb crossing, soft vs. hard focus, startle latency, adaptation of breathing and micro-rhythm to ambient events.", "do_not_confuse_with": "ATT-PTR (attention aimed at one person) and SOC-ENT (mutual, bidirectional coupling). REC-INF is undirected openness to everything." }, { "id": "COG-EXE", "label": "Executive Control vs. Spontaneity", "family_id": "performance-a-1", "family": "Cognitive Control & Reception", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Whether the performance is rationally planned (System 2 / DLPFC) or generated intuitively in the moment (System 1). Low = a programme is being run off; high = behaviour is invented live.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "COG-EXE", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#COG-EXE" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Whether the performance is rationally planned (System 2 / DLPFC) or generated intuitively in the moment (System 1). Low = a programme is being run off; high = behaviour is invented live.", "Source: v2.1, page 4. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 4. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Fully scripted. Teleprompter feel, memorised, constant tempo, no live thought whatsoever." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Rehearsed. Rare deviations, and those look staged too." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Mostly pre-planned. Small hesitations occur, but the route never changes." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Prepared but flexible. A clear through-line with room for short spontaneous reactions." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Visibly thinking while speaking. Formulations are assembled in the moment." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Shot through with micro-distractions. Genuine self-interruption, organic slips, authentic fillers." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Wholly improvised presence. Every impulse is generated live — 'juggling several balls at once'." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Fully scripted. Teleprompter feel, memorised, constant tempo, no live thought whatsoever. → 6: Wholly improvised presence. Every impulse is generated live — 'juggling several balls at once'.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Speech-thinking (Sprechdenken), unplanned pauses, self-correction, reaction to unforeseen events, unfinished thoughts that are picked up again.", "Do not confuse with: COG-INH (how far impulses are suppressed) and COH-MSK (how far they are hidden). A performance can be spontaneous and heavily masked." ], "what_to_look_for": "Speech-thinking (Sprechdenken), unplanned pauses, self-correction, reaction to unforeseen events, unfinished thoughts that are picked up again.", "do_not_confuse_with": "COG-INH (how far impulses are suppressed) and COH-MSK (how far they are hidden). A performance can be spontaneous and heavily masked." }, { "id": "COG-INH", "label": "Motor Inhibition", "family_id": "performance-a-1", "family": "Cognitive Control & Reception", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Suppression of intuitive motor impulses (ventrolateral prefrontal control). Are spontaneous movements allowed through, or actively frozen?", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "COG-INH", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#COG-INH" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Suppression of intuitive motor impulses (ventrolateral prefrontal control). Are spontaneous movements allowed through, or actively frozen?", "Source: v2.1, page 4. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 4. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Uninhibited. Every limbic signal becomes movement: weight shifts, scratching, blinking, fidgeting." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Barely filtered. Frequent adaptor movements, body fully permeable to inner states." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Light regulation of the most disruptive tics only." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Situationally regulated. Supporting movement flows, disruptive movement is checked. Balanced tone." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Noticeably contained. Stillness is held, and the holding is visible." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strongly frozen. Micro-movements actively suppressed, posture kept." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Rigid hyper-control. Near-total motor shutdown — typical of deception, acute stress, unnatural posing." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Uninhibited. Every limbic signal becomes movement: weight shifts, scratching, blinking, fidgeting. → 6: Rigid hyper-control. Near-total motor shutdown — typical of deception, acute stress, unnatural posing.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Adaptor frequency, blink suppression, held breath, hands parked and kept still, absence of weight shifts over long spans.", "Do not confuse with: PHY-TEN (muscular state). A body can be tense and still move freely, or relaxed and still be inhibited." ], "what_to_look_for": "Adaptor frequency, blink suppression, held breath, hands parked and kept still, absence of weight shifts over long spans.", "do_not_confuse_with": "PHY-TEN (muscular state). A body can be tense and still move freely, or relaxed and still be inhibited." }, { "id": "COG-LOD", "label": "Cognitive Load & Absorption", "family_id": "performance-a-1", "family": "Cognitive Control & Reception", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Visible mental processing effort: how much of the person's capacity is bound up in an internal problem. Low = cognitively free, unencumbered, available for anything. High = lost in thought, mentally elsewhere. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "COG-LOD", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#COG-LOD" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Visible mental processing effort: how much of the person's capacity is bound up in an internal problem. Low = cognitively free, unencumbered, available for anything. High = lost in thought, mentally elsewhere. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 5. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 5. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Completely unencumbered. Effortless and available; nothing is being worked on internally." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very light load. Immediate responses, no search behaviour." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Mild engagement. Occasional brief word-search or checking pause." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary processing effort for the situation." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Noticeable thinking effort. Gaze breaks away, pauses lengthen, a gesture freezes mid-air." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Heavily absorbed. Visibly inside a problem; external prompts arrive late and are answered late." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Total absorption. Brow locked, gaze unseeing, the environment has effectively disappeared." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Completely unencumbered. Effortless and available; nothing is being worked on internally. → 6: Total absorption. Brow locked, gaze unseeing, the environment has effectively disappeared.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Gaze aversion during retrieval, thinking pauses, corrugator (brow) tension, head self-touch, frozen gestures, lengthened response latency, disfluency.", "Do not confuse with: The visual counterpart of VoiceNet COGL — annotate both when audio is available. Distinguish from ATT-APR: narrow attention can carry very low load, and diffuse attention can carry high load." ], "what_to_look_for": "Gaze aversion during retrieval, thinking pauses, corrugator (brow) tension, head self-touch, frozen gestures, lengthened response latency, disfluency.", "do_not_confuse_with": "The visual counterpart of VoiceNet COGL — annotate both when audio is available. Distinguish from ATT-APR: narrow attention can carry very low load, and diffuse attention can carry high load." }, { "id": "INT-GOL", "label": "Goal Orientation", "family_id": "performance-a-2", "family": "Attention, Intention & Task", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How strongly the behaviour is organised around something the person wants to achieve in the scene (the Stanislavskian 'objective'). Wanting something from someone, as against simply being in a state. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "INT-GOL", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#INT-GOL" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How strongly the behaviour is organised around something the person wants to achieve in the scene (the Stanislavskian 'objective'). Wanting something from someone, as against simply being in a state. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 5. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 5. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "No objective. Pure state or drift; the behaviour serves nothing." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Vague impulse. Occasional aimless attempts that lead nowhere." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Loose intention that dissolves at the first resistance." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Clear but relaxed purpose. Wants something, not urgently." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Actively pursuing. Utterances and movements are recognisable steps towards an end." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strongly goal-locked. Obstacles are worked around rather than accepted; the line is driven." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Absolute drive. Words, body, gaze and timing are all instrumental to the objective." } ], "direction_summary": "0: No objective. Pure state or drift; the behaviour serves nothing. → 6: Absolute drive. Words, body, gaze and timing are all instrumental to the objective.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Recurring returns to one topic after deflection, escalation after refusal, spatial approach towards what is wanted, structural build of arguments, refusal to be diverted.", "Do not confuse with: SOC-STA (status) and ATT-PTR (target). A low-status character can pursue an objective relentlessly; a dominant one can want nothing at all." ], "what_to_look_for": "Recurring returns to one topic after deflection, escalation after refusal, spatial approach towards what is wanted, structural build of arguments, refusal to be diverted.", "do_not_confuse_with": "SOC-STA (status) and ATT-PTR (target). A low-status character can pursue an objective relentlessly; a dominant one can want nothing at all." }, { "id": "INT-TAC", "label": "Tactical Adaptivity", "family_id": "performance-a-2", "family": "Attention, Intention & Task", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Given an objective, how far the person varies tactics — charm, threat, plea, joke, withdrawal — when the current one fails. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "INT-TAC", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#INT-TAC" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Given an objective, how far the person varies tactics — charm, threat, plea, joke, withdrawal — when the current one fails. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 5. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 5. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "One tactic, repeated regardless of effect." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Barely varies. Louder repetition instead of a new approach." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Adjustments of tone only; the strategy stays the same." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Changes approach once the current one is clearly blocked." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Several distinct tactics within the beat, cued by the partner's feedback." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Rapid, fluent switching. Resistance is read and the route recalculated." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Continuous re-strategising. Every rebuff produces a new, fully committed approach." } ], "direction_summary": "0: One tactic, repeated regardless of effect. → 6: Continuous re-strategising. Every rebuff produces a new, fully committed approach.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Abrupt changes of register, tone or proxemics after a rebuff; new argument types; switching between pressure and warmth.", "Do not confuse with: Undefined when INT-GOL is 0–1 — mark N/A. Distinguish from COH-BLE, which rates the smoothness of transitions, not their strategic function." ], "what_to_look_for": "Abrupt changes of register, tone or proxemics after a rebuff; new argument types; switching between pressure and warmth.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Undefined when INT-GOL is 0–1 — mark N/A. Distinguish from COH-BLE, which rates the smoothness of transitions, not their strategic function." }, { "id": "ATT-PTR", "label": "Partner-Directed Attention", "family_id": "performance-a-2", "family": "Attention, Intention & Task", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How much attention is allocated to another person (or a specific target) as opposed to the self, the task or the environment. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "ATT-PTR", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#ATT-PTR" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How much attention is allocated to another person (or a specific target) as opposed to the self, the task or the environment. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 5. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 5. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "The partner is effectively absent. Wholly self- or task-absorbed." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Rare, purely functional glances." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Intermittent attention, mostly on one's own line or task." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Balanced between partner, self and task." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Predominantly on the partner; their reactions are tracked and used." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strongly partner-locked. Own agenda subordinated to reading the other." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Total fixation. Every micro-signal of the other is tracked; nothing else exists." } ], "direction_summary": "0: The partner is effectively absent. Wholly self- or task-absorbed. → 6: Total fixation. Every micro-signal of the other is tracked; nothing else exists.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Gaze dwell time on the partner, orientation of feet and torso, response latency to the partner's micro-behaviour, whether reactions land before the partner has finished.", "Do not confuse with: SOC-ENT, which requires mutual adaptation. ATT-PTR is one-directional and can be clinical, predatory or adoring." ], "what_to_look_for": "Gaze dwell time on the partner, orientation of feet and torso, response latency to the partner's micro-behaviour, whether reactions land before the partner has finished.", "do_not_confuse_with": "SOC-ENT, which requires mutual adaptation. ATT-PTR is one-directional and can be clinical, predatory or adoring." }, { "id": "ATT-APR", "label": "Attentional Aperture", "family_id": "performance-a-2", "family": "Attention, Intention & Task", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "The width of the attentional field: pinpoint tunnel vision through to panoramic, diffuse awareness. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "ATT-APR", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#ATT-APR" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "The width of the attentional field: pinpoint tunnel vision through to panoramic, diffuse awareness. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 6. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 6. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Extreme tunnel. One point; the surrounding world is gone (panic, threading a needle)." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very narrow. Hard focus on a single object or idea." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Narrowed, with occasional wide checks." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary alternation between focused and open attention." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Noticeably wide. Several sources monitored at once." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Panoramic. Soft focus, the whole room held simultaneously." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Fully diffuse. No foreground at all; floating, unselective awareness." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Extreme tunnel. One point; the surrounding world is gone (panic, threading a needle). → 6: Fully diffuse. No foreground at all; floating, unselective awareness.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Saccade range, head turns, peripheral reactions, whether events at the edge of the space are noticed, hard vs. soft focus of the eyes.", "Do not confuse with: COG-LOD (effort) and ATT-PTR (target). Aperture is width; it says nothing about what is in the field or how hard the processing is." ], "what_to_look_for": "Saccade range, head turns, peripheral reactions, whether events at the edge of the space are noticed, hard vs. soft focus of the eyes.", "do_not_confuse_with": "COG-LOD (effort) and ATT-PTR (target). Aperture is width; it says nothing about what is in the field or how hard the processing is." }, { "id": "ATT-GAZ", "label": "Gaze Anchoring", "family_id": "performance-a-2", "family": "Attention, Intention & Task", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "The gaze regime: avoidance, through ordinary alternation of contact and release, to unbroken staring. Includes gaze stability. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "ATT-GAZ", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#ATT-GAZ" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "The gaze regime: avoidance, through ordinary alternation of contact and release, to unbroken staring. Includes gaze stability. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 6. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 6. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Avoidant. Eyes down or away; contact broken the instant it occurs." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Fleeting contact, quickly withdrawn." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Contact in short bursts, frequently interrupted; drifting gaze." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Culturally ordinary alternation of contact and release." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Steady, comfortable contact with natural release." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Insistent, prolonged contact; rarely looks away, low blink rate." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Unbroken locked stare with no release — confrontation, trance, predation." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Avoidant. Eyes down or away; contact broken the instant it occurs. → 6: Unbroken locked stare with no release — confrontation, trance, predation.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Contact duration, blink rate, saccade frequency, direction of gaze aversion during recall, whether release is timed to the speech or to discomfort.", "Do not confuse with: ATT-PTR: a person can attend intensely to a partner while looking away from them, and can hold eye contact while attending to nothing." ], "what_to_look_for": "Contact duration, blink rate, saccade frequency, direction of gaze aversion during recall, whether release is timed to the speech or to discomfort.", "do_not_confuse_with": "ATT-PTR: a person can attend intensely to a partner while looking away from them, and can hold eye contact while attending to nothing." }, { "id": "ACT-TSK", "label": "Concurrent Task Load", "family_id": "performance-a-2", "family": "Attention, Intention & Task", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How much of the person's hands and attention are committed to a practical task running alongside the situation — stage business, work, cooking, driving, a phone, a child. (NEW in v2.1)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "ACT-TSK", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#ACT-TSK" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How much of the person's hands and attention are committed to a practical task running alongside the situation — stage business, work, cooking, driving, a phone, a child. (NEW in v2.1)", "Source: v2.1, page 6. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 6. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "No task. Hands free; the person is wholly available to the situation." }, { "value": 1, "text": "A token object held; no real demand on attention." }, { "value": 2, "text": "A light task handled automatically; speech is unaffected." }, { "value": 3, "text": "A real task shares the attention. Brief pauses at the difficult moments." }, { "value": 4, "text": "The task clearly competes. Speech pauses and fragments at task peaks." }, { "value": 5, "text": "The task leads. Speech becomes residual — short, distracted, timed to gaps in the work." }, { "value": 6, "text": "The task dominates. Language survives only as fragments between operations." } ], "direction_summary": "0: No task. Hands free; the person is wholly available to the situation. → 6: The task dominates. Language survives only as fragments between operations.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Hands occupied, gaze on the object rather than the partner, speech timed around task peaks, response latency rising as the task gets harder, gestures unavailable because the hands are busy.", "Do not confuse with: COG-LOD (mental effort) and PHY-EXR (metabolic effort). Typing is high task load and near-zero exertion; carrying a beam is the reverse." ], "what_to_look_for": "Hands occupied, gaze on the object rather than the partner, speech timed around task peaks, response latency rising as the task gets harder, gestures unavailable because the hands are busy.", "do_not_confuse_with": "COG-LOD (mental effort) and PHY-EXR (metabolic effort). Typing is high task load and near-zero exertion; carrying a beam is the reverse." }, { "id": "PHY-SEN", "label": "Sensory Grounding", "family_id": "performance-a-3", "family": "Somatic Presence & Physicality", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How far the person is anchored in physical sensation as against being caught inside their own intellect: consciously living in the skin, receiving texture, room climate and bodily feeling.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "PHY-SEN", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#PHY-SEN" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How far the person is anchored in physical sensation as against being caught inside their own intellect: consciously living in the skin, receiving texture, room climate and bodily feeling.", "Source: v2.1, page 6. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 6. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Fully abstracted. Disembodied; cold, material and texture go unregistered; eyes turned inward though open." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Largely detached from bodily experience." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Mildly present in the body. Only obvious stimuli register." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary body awareness. Responds to clear sensory events — a loud noise, physical contact." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Noticeably in the body. Texture, temperature and own breath register." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Highly sensitive. Micro-expressions show pleasure or aversion at subtle stimuli." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Fully inhabited. Every touch, sound and breath is lived; movement is soft and grounded." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Fully abstracted. Disembodied; cold, material and texture go unregistered; eyes turned inward though open. → 6: Fully inhabited. Every touch, sound and breath is lived; movement is soft and grounded.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Contact with surfaces, reaction to temperature and clothing, breath depth, softness of movement, savouring pauses.", "Do not confuse with: PHY-GRD (relation to gravity) and COG-LOD (mental absorption). High load frequently drives sensory grounding down, but the two are separately rateable." ], "what_to_look_for": "Contact with surfaces, reaction to temperature and clothing, breath depth, softness of movement, savouring pauses.", "do_not_confuse_with": "PHY-GRD (relation to gravity) and COG-LOD (mental absorption). High load frequently drives sensory grounding down, but the two are separately rateable." }, { "id": "PHY-MOS", "label": "Motor Output Source", "family_id": "performance-a-3", "family": "Somatic Presence & Physicality", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "The primary origin of movement: premotor areas serving cognitive illustration (head-driven) or the autonomic nervous system as affective expression (gut-driven).", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "PHY-MOS", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#PHY-MOS" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "The primary origin of movement: premotor areas serving cognitive illustration (head-driven) or the autonomic nervous system as affective expression (gut-driven).", "Source: v2.1, page 7. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 7. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Purely illustrative. Hands are a baton for speech; movement stops the moment speaking stops." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Predominantly ideational gesture, tightly bound to syntax." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Mostly illustrative, with occasional affective leakage." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Hybrid. Concepts explained with the hands; emotional posture shifts appear in pauses." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Predominantly affective. Movement continues independently of the sentence." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Largely autonomic. Rocking, weight shifting and breath serve self-regulation." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Pure somatic discharge. Movement unlinked to language; raw affect regulation." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Purely illustrative. Hands are a baton for speech; movement stops the moment speaking stops. → 6: Pure somatic discharge. Movement unlinked to language; raw affect regulation.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Whether gesture stops with speech, presence of rhythmic self-soothing, gesture that contradicts syntax, breath-driven rather than word-driven movement.", "Do not confuse with: KIN-AMP (size) and KIN-TMP (speed). Source is about function, not magnitude." ], "what_to_look_for": "Whether gesture stops with speech, presence of rhythmic self-soothing, gesture that contradicts syntax, breath-driven rather than word-driven movement.", "do_not_confuse_with": "KIN-AMP (size) and KIN-TMP (speed). Source is about function, not magnitude." }, { "id": "PHY-ARO", "label": "Somatic Arousal", "family_id": "performance-a-3", "family": "Somatic Presence & Physicality", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Visible physiological activation, from near-shutdown to fight-or-flight. The visual counterpart of VoiceNet AROU. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "PHY-ARO", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#PHY-ARO" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Visible physiological activation, from near-shutdown to fight-or-flight. The visual counterpart of VoiceNet AROU. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 7. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 7. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Near-shutdown. Slumped, minimal movement, heavy lids." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very low activation. Sluggish initiation, delayed everything." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Calm; energy deliberately kept down." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary alert baseline." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Elevated. Faster movement initiation, raised breathing rate." }, { "value": 5, "text": "High activation. Visible tremor, flushing, restless limbs, widened eyes." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Maximum mobilisation. Panic- or rage-level activation; breath at its ceiling." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Near-shutdown. Slumped, minimal movement, heavy lids. → 6: Maximum mobilisation. Panic- or rage-level activation; breath at its ceiling.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Breath rate and depth, pupil and lid aperture, tremor, skin colour change, speed of movement initiation, restlessness of the extremities.", "Do not confuse with: KIN-TMP: an aroused body can be held still (high PHY-ARO, low KIN-TMP, high COG-INH) — a common signature of contained panic." ], "what_to_look_for": "Breath rate and depth, pupil and lid aperture, tremor, skin colour change, speed of movement initiation, restlessness of the extremities.", "do_not_confuse_with": "KIN-TMP: an aroused body can be held still (high PHY-ARO, low KIN-TMP, high COG-INH) — a common signature of contained panic." }, { "id": "PHY-TEN", "label": "Muscular Tension", "family_id": "performance-a-3", "family": "Somatic Presence & Physicality", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Postural tonus in neck, jaw, shoulders and hands. The visual counterpart of VoiceNet TENS. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "PHY-TEN", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#PHY-TEN" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Postural tonus in neck, jaw, shoulders and hands. The visual counterpart of VoiceNet TENS. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 7. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 7. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Collapsed. No tonus at all; boneless, poured into the furniture." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very loose. Low tone throughout." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Relaxed but held." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary balanced tonus." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Mild bracing. Shoulders lifted, jaw set." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strong tension. Clenched hands, corded neck, locked jaw." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Rigid. The whole body armoured; tremor from sustained contraction." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Collapsed. No tonus at all; boneless, poured into the furniture. → 6: Rigid. The whole body armoured; tremor from sustained contraction.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Shoulder height, jaw and lip tension, hand posture, neck tendons, breath restricted to the upper chest.", "Do not confuse with: COG-INH. Inhibition suppresses impulses; tension is a muscular state. High tension with free-flowing movement is common in exertion and rage." ], "what_to_look_for": "Shoulder height, jaw and lip tension, hand posture, neck tendons, breath restricted to the upper chest.", "do_not_confuse_with": "COG-INH. Inhibition suppresses impulses; tension is a muscular state. High tension with free-flowing movement is common in exertion and rage." }, { "id": "PHY-GRD", "label": "Weight & Groundedness", "family_id": "performance-a-3", "family": "Somatic Presence & Physicality", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Vertical organisation and relation to gravity: collapsed and pulled down, through ordinary uprightness, to lifted and ungrounded. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "PHY-GRD", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#PHY-GRD" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Vertical organisation and relation to gravity: collapsed and pulled down, through ordinary uprightness, to lifted and ungrounded. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 7. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 7. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Collapsed into gravity. Sunken chest, weight dragging." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Heavy, downward, low-slung." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Slightly settled; weight sitting back." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary upright organisation." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clearly lifted. Long spine, weight forward on the balls of the feet." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Highly buoyant. Light and elevated; the person appears to grow." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Floating or rigidly elevated. Ungrounded; weight barely committed to the floor." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Collapsed into gravity. Sunken chest, weight dragging. → 6: Floating or rigidly elevated. Ungrounded; weight barely committed to the floor.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Pelvis over feet, head–spine alignment, sternum height, whether steps land through the whole foot, Laban weight effort.", "Do not confuse with: SOC-STA. Low status often reads as low groundedness, but a grounded, heavy body can hold the highest status in the room." ], "what_to_look_for": "Pelvis over feet, head–spine alignment, sternum height, whether steps land through the whole foot, Laban weight effort.", "do_not_confuse_with": "SOC-STA. Low status often reads as low groundedness, but a grounded, heavy body can hold the highest status in the room." }, { "id": "PHY-EXR", "label": "Exertion & Metabolic Load", "family_id": "performance-a-4", "family": "Physiological Load & Environmental Demand", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Current physical demand on the body, from complete rest to maximum effort. (NEW in v2.1)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "PHY-EXR", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#PHY-EXR" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Current physical demand on the body, from complete rest to maximum effort. (NEW in v2.1)", "Source: v2.1, page 8. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 8. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Complete rest. No metabolic demand; breath is entirely available for speech." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Minimal. Sitting or standing with small movements." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Light activity. Strolling, gentle handling of objects." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Moderate. Brisk movement, stairs, light physical work." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Hard. Breath audibly competes with speech; phrases shorten." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Very hard. Speech arrives in short bursts timed to exhalations." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Maximal. Speech breaks down; single syllables between gasps." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Complete rest. No metabolic demand; breath is entirely available for speech. → 6: Maximal. Speech breaks down; single syllables between gasps.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Phrase length relative to breath, inhalation rate and audibility, chunking, load tremor, speech rhythm locked to a movement cadence.", "Do not confuse with: PHY-ARO, which can be maximal at complete rest (terror), and PHY-VIT, which is reserve rather than current demand." ], "what_to_look_for": "Phrase length relative to breath, inhalation rate and audibility, chunking, load tremor, speech rhythm locked to a movement cadence.", "do_not_confuse_with": "PHY-ARO, which can be maximal at complete rest (terror), and PHY-VIT, which is reserve rather than current demand." }, { "id": "PHY-VIT", "label": "Energy & Vitality", "family_id": "performance-a-4", "family": "Physiological Load & Environmental Demand", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "The reserve available to the person: depletion at one end, surplus at the other. Covers sleep state, recovery and the aftermath of effort. (NEW in v2.1)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "PHY-VIT", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#PHY-VIT" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "The reserve available to the person: depletion at one end, surplus at the other. Covers sleep state, recovery and the aftermath of effort. (NEW in v2.1)", "Source: v2.1, page 8. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 8. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Depleted. Nothing left; every movement costs visible effort." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very low. Heavy and slow — spent, or badly under-slept." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Below baseline. Tired but functioning." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary daily energy." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Fresh and well-resourced." }, { "value": 5, "text": "High vitality. Buoyant, recovered, endorphin-lit." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Surging. Restless surplus that outruns the situation." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Depleted. Nothing left; every movement costs visible effort. → 6: Surging. Restless surplus that outruns the situation.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Initiation speed, recovery time after effort, postural collapse across the beat, blink and yawn rate, whether energy is being spent or conserved.", "Do not confuse with: PHY-EXR (demand vs. reserve) and PHY-ARO (acute activation). Exhausted and highly aroused at once is the standard crisis signature." ], "what_to_look_for": "Initiation speed, recovery time after effort, postural collapse across the beat, blink and yawn rate, whether energy is being spent or conserved.", "do_not_confuse_with": "PHY-EXR (demand vs. reserve) and PHY-ARO (acute activation). Exhausted and highly aroused at once is the standard crisis signature." }, { "id": "PHY-DIS", "label": "Somatic Distress", "family_id": "performance-a-4", "family": "Physiological Load & Environmental Demand", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How far the body is a source of trouble the person is managing — pain, illness, cold, heat, nausea, breathlessness. Rated by its effect on behaviour, never as a diagnosis. (NEW in v2.1)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "PHY-DIS", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#PHY-DIS" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How far the body is a source of trouble the person is managing — pain, illness, cold, heat, nausea, breathlessness. Rated by its effect on behaviour, never as a diagnosis. (NEW in v2.1)", "Source: v2.1, page 8. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 8. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "The body is unproblematic. Nothing is being endured." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Faint background discomfort, occasionally acknowledged." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Mild but persistent. Small guarding movements." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Clearly present. Behaviour is adjusted around it — position changes, protective posture." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Strong. Attention is repeatedly pulled to the body; speech breaks at the peaks." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Severe. Guarding dominates; the situation is handled around the distress." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Overwhelming. The state of the body governs everything; purposeful behaviour collapses." } ], "direction_summary": "0: The body is unproblematic. Nothing is being endured. → 6: Overwhelming. The state of the body governs everything; purposeful behaviour collapses.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Guarding and splinting, protective hand placement, wincing, breath held against movement, avoidance of positions, interruptions timed to waves rather than to syntax.", "Do not confuse with: PHY-INV (discrete involuntary events) and EmoNet emotion labels. Distress is a bodily state; suffering as an emotion is annotated separately. Never infer a condition from this axis." ], "what_to_look_for": "Guarding and splinting, protective hand placement, wincing, breath held against movement, avoidance of positions, interruptions timed to waves rather than to syntax.", "do_not_confuse_with": "PHY-INV (discrete involuntary events) and EmoNet emotion labels. Distress is a bodily state; suffering as an emotion is annotated separately. Never infer a condition from this axis." }, { "id": "PHY-COO", "label": "Motor Coordination & Control Integrity", "family_id": "performance-a-4", "family": "Physiological Load & Environmental Demand", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How integrated the person's motor control appears, from gross disintegration through ordinary competence to virtuosic precision. (NEW in v2.1)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "PHY-COO", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#PHY-COO" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How integrated the person's motor control appears, from gross disintegration through ordinary competence to virtuosic precision. (NEW in v2.1)", "Source: v2.1, page 8. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 8. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Grossly disintegrated. Balance, timing and articulation fail; movement lands wide of its target." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Severely impaired. Unsteady, delayed, imprecise." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Mildly impaired. Small errors, slight overshoot, occasional stumbling over words or objects." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary everyday coordination." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Notably assured. Clean, economical movement." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Highly precise. Trained control; nothing is wasted." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Exceptional. Virtuosic accuracy of timing and placement." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Grossly disintegrated. Balance, timing and articulation fail; movement lands wide of its target. → 6: Exceptional. Virtuosic accuracy of timing and placement.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Overshoot and correction, balance recovery, latency between intention and movement, precision of object handling, articulation of gesture as well as speech.", "Do not confuse with: Cause. Intoxication, injury, exhaustion, cold and inexperience all lower this axis and it does not distinguish between them — record the cause as a situation tag, not as a score." ], "what_to_look_for": "Overshoot and correction, balance recovery, latency between intention and movement, precision of object handling, articulation of gesture as well as speech.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Cause. Intoxication, injury, exhaustion, cold and inexperience all lower this axis and it does not distinguish between them — record the cause as a situation tag, not as a score." }, { "id": "PHY-INV", "label": "Involuntary Intrusion", "family_id": "performance-a-4", "family": "Physiological Load & Environmental Demand", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How often behaviour is broken into by events outside volitional control: tremor, shivering, coughing, sobbing, laughing fits, hiccups, tics, flinches, spasms. (NEW in v2.1)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "PHY-INV", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#PHY-INV" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How often behaviour is broken into by events outside volitional control: tremor, shivering, coughing, sobbing, laughing fits, hiccups, tics, flinches, spasms. (NEW in v2.1)", "Source: v2.1, page 9. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 9. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "None. Behaviour is uninterrupted by involuntary events." }, { "value": 1, "text": "A single minor intrusion, quickly absorbed." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Occasional intrusions; the line is recovered each time." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Regular intrusions that visibly interrupt the flow." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Frequent. The person works around them continuously." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Dominant. Most phrases are broken and recovery is incomplete." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Continuous hijacking. Volitional behaviour survives only between spasms." } ], "direction_summary": "0: None. Behaviour is uninterrupted by involuntary events. → 6: Continuous hijacking. Volitional behaviour survives only between spasms.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Onset unaligned with syntax or intent, repair behaviour afterwards, embarrassment or apology, breath held in anticipation of the next event.", "Do not confuse with: COG-INH, which measures the effort to suppress impulses. This axis counts what gets through. Both rise together in stifled laughter or contained sobbing." ], "what_to_look_for": "Onset unaligned with syntax or intent, repair behaviour afterwards, embarrassment or apology, breath held in anticipation of the next event.", "do_not_confuse_with": "COG-INH, which measures the effort to suppress impulses. This axis counts what gets through. Both rise together in stifled laughter or contained sobbing." }, { "id": "ENV-PRS", "label": "Environmental Pressure", "family_id": "performance-a-4", "family": "Physiological Load & Environmental Demand", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How far the surroundings force adaptation: noise, wind, cold, heat, rain, crowding, confinement, unstable ground, protective clothing or equipment. (NEW in v2.1)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "ENV-PRS", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#ENV-PRS" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How far the surroundings force adaptation: noise, wind, cold, heat, rain, crowding, confinement, unstable ground, protective clothing or equipment. (NEW in v2.1)", "Source: v2.1, page 9. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 9. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Neutral. The environment makes no demand; behaviour is unshaped by it." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Barely noticeable. An occasional adjustment." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Mild. Slight raising of volume, slight bracing." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Clearly present. Projection, posture or route continuously adapted." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Strong. The environment sets the terms — shouting, shielding, gripping, bracing." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Severe. Most behaviour is a response to conditions; the interaction is squeezed in around them." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Overwhelming. Surviving the environment displaces the situation entirely." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Neutral. The environment makes no demand; behaviour is unshaped by it. → 6: Overwhelming. Surviving the environment displaces the situation entirely.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Lombard-effect projection, squinting and shielding, turning away from wind or cold, grip on supports, movement restricted by clothing or gear, shortened exposure to the space.", "Do not confuse with: REC-INF, which is voluntary permeability to the environment. Pressure is imposed: it can be maximal while receptivity is closed down to nothing." ], "what_to_look_for": "Lombard-effect projection, squinting and shielding, turning away from wind or cold, grip on supports, movement restricted by clothing or gear, shortened exposure to the space.", "do_not_confuse_with": "REC-INF, which is voluntary permeability to the environment. Pressure is imposed: it can be maximal while receptivity is closed down to nothing." }, { "id": "KIN-AMP", "label": "Kinetic Amplitude", "family_id": "performance-a-5", "family": "Kinetics & Expressive Form", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "The size of the kinesphere: how much space the movement claims. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "KIN-AMP", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#KIN-AMP" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "The size of the kinesphere: how much space the movement claims. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 9. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 9. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Near-motionless. Movement confined to the fingers." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very small. Gestures kept close to the torso." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Modest, contained gestures." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary conversational gesture size." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Expansive. Arms leave the torso; space is claimed." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Large. Full-body movement with wide reach." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Maximal. The whole room or stage used; extreme extension." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Near-motionless. Movement confined to the fingers. → 6: Maximal. The whole room or stage used; extreme extension.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Distance of hands from the body's midline, elbow extension, travel through the space, head and torso excursion.", "Do not confuse with: SOC-STA. Claiming space is one status signal among many, but small movement can be high-status (stillness as authority)." ], "what_to_look_for": "Distance of hands from the body's midline, elbow extension, travel through the space, head and torso excursion.", "do_not_confuse_with": "SOC-STA. Claiming space is one status signal among many, but small movement can be high-status (stillness as authority)." }, { "id": "KIN-FLO", "label": "Movement Flow", "family_id": "performance-a-5", "family": "Kinetics & Expressive Form", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Bound versus free flow (Laban): whether movement is continuously braked or released into momentum. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "KIN-FLO", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#KIN-FLO" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Bound versus free flow (Laban): whether movement is continuously braked or released into momentum. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 9. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 9. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Completely bound. Every movement could be stopped at any instant; viscous control." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Strongly bound. Careful, checked, held back." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Slightly restrained flow." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary mixture of bound and free." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Noticeably released. Movement follows through past its target." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Free flow. Momentum carries the limbs." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Abandoned. Movement runs away with the body." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Completely bound. Every movement could be stopped at any instant; viscous control. → 6: Abandoned. Movement runs away with the body.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Presence of follow-through, deceleration profile at the end of gestures, whether movements can be interrupted mid-path, joint fixation.", "Do not confuse with: KIN-TMP (speed) and PHY-TEN (tone). Slow movement can be free, and fast movement can be tightly bound." ], "what_to_look_for": "Presence of follow-through, deceleration profile at the end of gestures, whether movements can be interrupted mid-path, joint fixation.", "do_not_confuse_with": "KIN-TMP (speed) and PHY-TEN (tone). Slow movement can be free, and fast movement can be tightly bound." }, { "id": "KIN-TMP", "label": "Motor Tempo", "family_id": "performance-a-5", "family": "Kinetics & Expressive Form", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "The speed of bodily movement, rated independently of speech tempo. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "KIN-TMP", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#KIN-TMP" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "The speed of bodily movement, rated independently of speech tempo. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 10. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 10. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Extremely slow. Movement almost sub-perceptual." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Markedly slow, drawn out." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Relaxed, unhurried motion." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary motor tempo." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Brisk. Quick initiation, short transitions." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Fast, urgent, clipped." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Frantic. Movement blurs." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Extremely slow. Movement almost sub-perceptual. → 6: Frantic. Movement blurs.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Gesture rate per minute, transition duration between positions, walking speed, initiation latency.", "Do not confuse with: VoiceNet TEMP (speech tempo). Divergence between body tempo and speech tempo is diagnostic and should be captured under COH-CON." ], "what_to_look_for": "Gesture rate per minute, transition duration between positions, walking speed, initiation latency.", "do_not_confuse_with": "VoiceNet TEMP (speech tempo). Divergence between body tempo and speech tempo is diagnostic and should be captured under COH-CON." }, { "id": "FAC-EXP", "label": "Facial Expressivity", "family_id": "performance-a-5", "family": "Kinetics & Expressive Form", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Amplitude and mobility of the face, independent of which emotion is displayed — the emotion category belongs to EmoNet. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "FAC-EXP", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#FAC-EXP" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Amplitude and mobility of the face, independent of which emotion is displayed — the emotion category belongs to EmoNet. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 10. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 10. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Deadpan. A near-frozen mask; no visible facial action." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very low mobility. Only slight eye and mouth changes." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Restrained. Small, brief expressions." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary facial mobility." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Noticeably mobile. Clearly readable expressions." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Highly expressive. Large, sustained action with strong brow and mouth involvement." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Hyper-expressive. Caricatured and maximally amplified (clowning, silent film, cartoon dubbing)." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Deadpan. A near-frozen mask; no visible facial action. → 6: Hyper-expressive. Caricatured and maximally amplified (clowning, silent film, cartoon dubbing).", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Action-unit amplitude and rate, brow and mouth excursion, duration of held expressions, asymmetry.", "Do not confuse with: COH-MSK — a highly mobile face can still be a mask — and FRM-STY, which rates the register of the whole performance rather than the face alone." ], "what_to_look_for": "Action-unit amplitude and rate, brow and mouth excursion, duration of held expressions, asymmetry.", "do_not_confuse_with": "COH-MSK — a highly mobile face can still be a mask — and FRM-STY, which rates the register of the whole performance rather than the face alone." }, { "id": "SOC-ENT", "label": "Relational Entrainment", "family_id": "performance-a-6", "family": "Social Dynamics & Resonance", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How far the person synchronises visually, acoustically and emotionally with an interaction partner (or an imagined audience). A measure of bidirectional coupling.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "SOC-ENT", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#SOC-ENT" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How far the person synchronises visually, acoustically and emotionally with an interaction partner (or an imagined audience). A measure of bidirectional coupling.", "Source: v2.1, page 10. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 10. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Isolated and monologic. The partner's feedback is ignored; the text or the emotion is delivered regardless." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Minimal registration of feedback; no adaptation follows it." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Occasional adjustment of volume or pause without emotional contact." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Attentive. Active listening through nodding and eye contact; volume adapted, emotionally independent." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clearly coupled. Timing and posture begin to align." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strong mutual coupling. Mirroring of micro-expression, shared rhythm, visible emotional contagion." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Full fusion. Shared breath and speech rhythm; states pass between the two bodies." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Isolated and monologic. The partner's feedback is ignored; the text or the emotion is delivered regardless. → 6: Full fusion. Shared breath and speech rhythm; states pass between the two bodies.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Posture mirroring, latency alignment, shared breath cycles, convergence of volume and tempo, contagious expression.", "Do not confuse with: ATT-PTR, which is one-directional attention. Entrainment requires that the person is visibly changed by the other." ], "what_to_look_for": "Posture mirroring, latency alignment, shared breath cycles, convergence of volume and tempo, contagious expression.", "do_not_confuse_with": "ATT-PTR, which is one-directional attention. Entrainment requires that the person is visibly changed by the other." }, { "id": "SOC-STA", "label": "Status & Spatial Dominance", "family_id": "performance-a-6", "family": "Social Dynamics & Resonance", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Enacted status in the relationship: physical submission through to complete dominance (Johnstone's status play; visual counterpart of VoiceNet STNC). (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "SOC-STA", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#SOC-STA" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Enacted status in the relationship: physical submission through to complete dominance (Johnstone's status play; visual counterpart of VoiceNet STNC). (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 10. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 10. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Maximally low. Making oneself small, appeasing, self-shrinking." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Clearly submissive. Deferential head, space ceded on approach." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Cooperative and slightly low; non-threatening." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Level. Neither yields nor claims." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Slightly high. Steady head, space claimed, pace set." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Clearly dominant. Controls tempo and territory; grants others their turns." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Overwhelming. Occupies all space and time; everyone else organises around them." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Maximally low. Making oneself small, appeasing, self-shrinking. → 6: Overwhelming. Occupies all space and time; everyone else organises around them.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Head stillness, space occupied, who yields on approach, who controls pause length, tolerance of silence, interruption without repair.", "Do not confuse with: INT-GOL (wanting something) and SOC-PRX (distance). Status is relational and can invert within a single beat." ], "what_to_look_for": "Head stillness, space occupied, who yields on approach, who controls pause length, tolerance of silence, interruption without repair.", "do_not_confuse_with": "INT-GOL (wanting something) and SOC-PRX (distance). Status is relational and can invert within a single beat." }, { "id": "SOC-PRX", "label": "Proxemic Regulation", "family_id": "performance-a-6", "family": "Social Dynamics & Resonance", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Distance regulation and approach–avoidance towards the partner, the object of interest or the camera. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "SOC-PRX", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#SOC-PRX" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Distance regulation and approach–avoidance towards the partner, the object of interest or the camera. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 11. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 11. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Maximal avoidance. Recoils, increases distance, puts objects in between." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Stays clearly beyond social distance." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Slightly withdrawn; small backward drift." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Stable, culturally normal distance." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Slight approach. Leans in, closes gaps." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Clear approach into personal distance; touch initiated." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Intimate distance sustained; the boundary is continuously crossed." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Maximal avoidance. Recoils, increases distance, puts objects in between. → 6: Intimate distance sustained; the boundary is continuously crossed.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Absolute distance, direction of drift over the beat, barrier use, touch frequency and duration, reaction to the partner's approach.", "Do not confuse with: SOC-STA. Approach can be dominant or supplicating; distance can be contemptuous or fearful." ], "what_to_look_for": "Absolute distance, direction of drift over the beat, barrier use, touch frequency and duration, reaction to the partner's approach.", "do_not_confuse_with": "SOC-STA. Approach can be dominant or supplicating; distance can be contemptuous or fearful." }, { "id": "SOC-TRN", "label": "Turn-Taking Dynamics", "family_id": "performance-a-6", "family": "Social Dynamics & Resonance", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How transitions between speakers are handled: gaps, latching, overlap and interruption. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "SOC-TRN", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#SOC-TRN" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How transitions between speakers are handled: gaps, latching, overlap and interruption. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 11. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 11. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Long latencies; turns are dropped and not picked up." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Slow, hesitant uptake; gaps everywhere." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Slightly delayed but cooperative." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary smooth alternation with short gaps." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Tight uptake. Latched responses, minimal gap." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Frequent overlap; the partner's phrases are completed for them." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Continuous interruption. The turn is seized and held; the partner is overrun." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Long latencies; turns are dropped and not picked up. → 6: Continuous interruption. The turn is seized and held; the partner is overrun.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Gap and overlap duration, completion of the other's sentences, in-breath as a turn bid, whether interruptions are repaired.", "Do not confuse with: Rateable only in dialogue — mark N/A for solo material. Distinguish from SOC-STA: high-status characters often yield turns generously." ], "what_to_look_for": "Gap and overlap duration, completion of the other's sentences, in-breath as a turn bid, whether interruptions are repaired.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Rateable only in dialogue — mark N/A for solo material. Distinguish from SOC-STA: high-status characters often yield turns generously." }, { "id": "SOC-STK", "label": "Situational Stakes", "family_id": "performance-a-6", "family": "Social Dynamics & Resonance", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How much appears to be at risk for the person in this situation, read from their behaviour rather than from the plot. (NEW in v2.1)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "SOC-STK", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#SOC-STK" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How much appears to be at risk for the person in this situation, read from their behaviour rather than from the plot. (NEW in v2.1)", "Source: v2.1, page 11. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 11. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Nothing at stake. Purely phatic; no outcome depends on this." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Trivial. A mild preference about how it goes." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Minor. A small practical or social cost in play." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Real but bounded. Something to win or lose, recoverable either way." }, { "value": 4, "text": "High. An important outcome — a job, a relationship, a reputation." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Very high. Something that will not be recovered if it goes wrong." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Existential. Life, safety or an entire relationship rides on the next few minutes." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Nothing at stake. Purely phatic; no outcome depends on this. → 6: Existential. Life, safety or an entire relationship rides on the next few minutes.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Latency before committing to words, self-monitoring, escalation after failure, physiological leakage beneath composure, refusal to leave the subject, the cost the person is willing to pay to stay in the room.", "Do not confuse with: PHY-ARO and INT-GOL. Stakes can be existential with the person flat and slow (shock), or trivial with the person frantic." ], "what_to_look_for": "Latency before committing to words, self-monitoring, escalation after failure, physiological leakage beneath composure, refusal to leave the subject, the cost the person is willing to pay to stay in the room.", "do_not_confuse_with": "PHY-ARO and INT-GOL. Stakes can be existential with the person flat and slow (shock), or trivial with the person frantic." }, { "id": "SOC-FRM", "label": "Formality & Ritual Register", "family_id": "performance-a-6", "family": "Social Dynamics & Resonance", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "The social register being observed, from wholly private and unguarded behaviour to codified, ceremonial conduct. (NEW in v2.1)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "SOC-FRM", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#SOC-FRM" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "The social register being observed, from wholly private and unguarded behaviour to codified, ceremonial conduct. (NEW in v2.1)", "Source: v2.1, page 11. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 11. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Wholly private. No register maintained; behaviour as if alone or entirely intimate." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very informal. Familiar, unpoliced conduct." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Casual. Relaxed but socially aware." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary polite register." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Formal. Professional conduct, controlled address, explicit courtesies." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Highly formal. Institutional constraint on posture, timing and address." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Ritual. Behaviour prescribed by form — liturgy, protocol, drill, ceremony." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Wholly private. No register maintained; behaviour as if alone or entirely intimate. → 6: Ritual. Behaviour prescribed by form — liturgy, protocol, drill, ceremony.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Posture maintained rather than settled, turn-taking discipline, prescribed movements or forms of address, tolerance for informal repair, how clothing is worn and handled.", "Do not confuse with: FRM-STY, which is the mode of performance rather than the social register — a naturalistic film can depict maximum ritual. Also SOC-STA: the lowest- status person in the room is frequently the most formal." ], "what_to_look_for": "Posture maintained rather than settled, turn-taking discipline, prescribed movements or forms of address, tolerance for informal repair, how clothing is worn and handled.", "do_not_confuse_with": "FRM-STY, which is the mode of performance rather than the social register — a naturalistic film can depict maximum ritual. Also SOC-STA: the lowest- status person in the room is frequently the most formal." }, { "id": "COH-CON", "label": "Multimodal Congruence", "family_id": "performance-a-7", "family": "Multimodal Coherence & Timing", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Fit between the modalities: do tone of voice, facial expression, body language and semantic content agree emotionally and semantically?", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "COH-CON", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#COH-CON" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Fit between the modalities: do tone of voice, facial expression, body language and semantic content agree emotionally and semantically?", "Source: v2.1, page 12. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 12. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Extreme contradiction. Something cheerful said in an aggressive voice with folded arms." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Strong mismatch between at least two channels." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Mild dissonance. Body neutral or slightly off the message." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Generally fitting. Message and tone agree; body neutral but not disruptive." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Channels support one another; only minor divergences." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strong alignment of word, voice, face and body." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Seamless symbiosis. The word 'grief', the tear in the voice, the lowered gaze and the collapsed shoulder form a single statement." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Extreme contradiction. Something cheerful said in an aggressive voice with folded arms. → 6: Seamless symbiosis. The word 'grief', the tear in the voice, the lowered gaze and the collapsed shoulder form a single statement.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Channel-by-channel comparison against the semantic content; note which channel diverges, since that is usually where the subtext is.", "Do not confuse with: Deliberate incongruence — sarcasm, irony, subtext — also scores low here. This axis is descriptive, not evaluative; record intent through COH-MSK and FRM-STY." ], "what_to_look_for": "Channel-by-channel comparison against the semantic content; note which channel diverges, since that is usually where the subtext is.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Deliberate incongruence — sarcasm, irony, subtext — also scores low here. This axis is descriptive, not evaluative; record intent through COH-MSK and FRM-STY." }, { "id": "COH-BLE", "label": "Emotional Blending & Continuity", "family_id": "performance-a-7", "family": "Multimodal Coherence & Timing", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "The kinetic and auditory fluidity of state changes: how softly and organically one emotion or gesture passes into the next, without mechanical discontinuity.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "COH-BLE", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#COH-BLE" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "The kinetic and auditory fluidity of state changes: how softly and organically one emotion or gesture passes into the next, without mechanical discontinuity.", "Source: v2.1, page 12. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 12. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Glitchy. States are switched on and off; staccato, machine-like." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very abrupt. Visible seams between states." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Somewhat jumpy transitions." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Comprehensible. The trigger for the change is visible and the transition takes a moment." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Smooth. States overlap briefly at the join." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Legato. A smile fades organically into thoughtfulness, carried by fine breath nuances." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Continuous morphing. No discrete states can be identified at all." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Glitchy. States are switched on and off; staccato, machine-like. → 6: Continuous morphing. No discrete states can be identified at all.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Crossfade duration between expressions, presence of a visible trigger, whether breath carries the change, residue of the previous state.", "Do not confuse with: VoiceNet VOLT, which rates how much the state changes rather than how smoothly. High volatility with high blending is the signature of skilled emotional playing." ], "what_to_look_for": "Crossfade duration between expressions, presence of a visible trigger, whether breath carries the change, residue of the previous state.", "do_not_confuse_with": "VoiceNet VOLT, which rates how much the state changes rather than how smoothly. High volatility with high blending is the signature of skilled emotional playing." }, { "id": "COH-MSK", "label": "Transparency vs. Masking", "family_id": "performance-a-7", "family": "Multimodal Coherence & Timing", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Assessment of leakage: how far the person tries to cover their true System-1 impulses with a social mask (display rules).", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "COH-MSK", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#COH-MSK" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Assessment of leakage: how far the person tries to cover their true System-1 impulses with a social mask (display rules).", "Source: v2.1, page 12. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 12. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Fully transparent. Every inner movement is immediately and mercilessly legible; no filter between feeling and expression." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Almost unfiltered; only the largest peaks are softened." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Light social smoothing." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Social smoothing. Emotion is shown but the peaks are rounded off — a polite smile over mild frustration." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clear display rules. A chosen presentation is maintained." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strong mask with leakage. Micro-expressions, nervous twitching or an unsteady voice betray the subtext." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Rigid façade. A fixed, artificial expression is held; the subtext surfaces only in fragments." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Fully transparent. Every inner movement is immediately and mercilessly legible; no filter between feeling and expression. → 6: Rigid façade. A fixed, artificial expression is held; the subtext surfaces only in fragments.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Expression onset and offset asymmetry, absent Duchenne markers, micro-expressions inconsistent with the held display, leakage in extremities and voice.", "Do not confuse with: COG-INH (suppressing movement) and COG-EXE (planning content). Masking is about concealing the inner state, not about controlling the body or the script." ], "what_to_look_for": "Expression onset and offset asymmetry, absent Duchenne markers, micro-expressions inconsistent with the held display, leakage in extremities and voice.", "do_not_confuse_with": "COG-INH (suppressing movement) and COG-EXE (planning content). Masking is about concealing the inner state, not about controlling the body or the script." }, { "id": "COH-SYN", "label": "Audio-Visual Synchrony", "family_id": "performance-a-7", "family": "Multimodal Coherence & Timing", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Temporal alignment of visible articulation, gesture strokes and breath with the acoustic signal. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "COH-SYN", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#COH-SYN" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Temporal alignment of visible articulation, gesture strokes and breath with the acoustic signal. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 12. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 12. ORDINAL 0–6 · TEMPORAL PATTERN", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Grossly desynchronised. Lips and sound are visibly uncoupled — dubbing, sync error, artefact." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Frequent noticeable drift between voice and face or gesture." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Occasional mismatch, mostly on stressed syllables." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary natural synchrony." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Tight. Gesture strokes land on stressed syllables." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Very tight coupling of breath, gesture apex and prosodic peaks." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Machine-perfect. Unnaturally exact alignment across all channels." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Grossly desynchronised. Lips and sound are visibly uncoupled — dubbing, sync error, artefact. → 6: Machine-perfect. Unnaturally exact alignment across all channels.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Lip–audio offset, gesture apex relative to pitch accent, audible breath matched to visible inhalation, blink timing at clause boundaries.", "Do not confuse with: Useful for dubbing quality control, avatar and lip-sync evaluation, and for flagging generated, re-voiced or heavily edited footage." ], "what_to_look_for": "Lip–audio offset, gesture apex relative to pitch accent, audible breath matched to visible inhalation, blink timing at clause boundaries.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Useful for dubbing quality control, avatar and lip-sync evaluation, and for flagging generated, re-voiced or heavily edited footage." }, { "id": "FRM-AUD", "label": "Audience Awareness", "family_id": "performance-a-8", "family": "Performance Framing & Register", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Orientation towards a watching audience or camera: fully private behaviour through to direct address. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "FRM-AUD", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#FRM-AUD" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Orientation towards a watching audience or camera: fully private behaviour through to direct address. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 13. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 13. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Fully private. Behaves as if unobserved; hidden-camera or documentary quality." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Minimal awareness. An occasional flicker towards the lens." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Aware of being seen but not playing to it." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary awareness. Behaviour slightly composed for being watched." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clearly presentational. Blocking, volume and timing serve the viewer." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strongly audience-directed. Rhythms shaped around anticipated reaction." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Direct address. The fourth wall is broken; the audience is treated as a scene partner." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Fully private. Behaves as if unobserved; hidden-camera or documentary quality. → 6: Direct address. The fourth wall is broken; the audience is treated as a scene partner.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Cheating out towards the camera or house, holding for laughs, glances to the lens, projection beyond the scene partner's needs.", "Do not confuse with: FRM-STY. A performance can be highly stylised and completely private (a stylised dream sequence) or entirely naturalistic and directly addressed (a vlog)." ], "what_to_look_for": "Cheating out towards the camera or house, holding for laughs, glances to the lens, projection beyond the scene partner's needs.", "do_not_confuse_with": "FRM-STY. A performance can be highly stylised and completely private (a stylised dream sequence) or entirely naturalistic and directly addressed (a vlog)." }, { "id": "FRM-STY", "label": "Stylisation Level", "family_id": "performance-a-8", "family": "Performance Framing & Register", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Distance from everyday behaviour: naturalism through to codified stylisation. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "FRM-STY", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#FRM-STY" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Distance from everyday behaviour: naturalism through to codified stylisation. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 13. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 13. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Indistinguishable from unperformed life." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Naturalistic with slight shaping." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Lightly heightened realism." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Conventional screen or stage realism." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clearly heightened. Enlarged rhythms and shapes." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strongly stylised. A codified physical vocabulary — commedia, expressionism, musical theatre." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Fully formalised. Behaviour governed by form rather than by situation (mask, butoh, chorus)." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Indistinguishable from unperformed life. → 6: Fully formalised. Behaviour governed by form rather than by situation (mask, butoh, chorus).", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Repetition of codified shapes, symmetry, held poses, movement quality unmotivated by the situation, scaling to the room rather than to the partner.", "Do not confuse with: FAC-EXP and KIN-AMP, which measure amplitude. Stylisation can be extreme and small (nō theatre); naturalism can be extreme and large (a genuine brawl)." ], "what_to_look_for": "Repetition of codified shapes, symmetry, held poses, movement quality unmotivated by the situation, scaling to the room rather than to the partner.", "do_not_confuse_with": "FAC-EXP and KIN-AMP, which measure amplitude. Stylisation can be extreme and small (nō theatre); naturalism can be extreme and large (a genuine brawl)." }, { "id": "CAP-VIS", "label": "Subject Visibility", "family_id": "performance-a-9", "family": "Capture & Context", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How much of the person is actually observable in the clip, including obstruction by masks, helmets, veils, visors or a hand over the face. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "CAP-VIS", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#CAP-VIS" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How much of the person is actually observable in the clip, including obstruction by masks, helmets, veils, visors or a hand over the face. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 13. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 13. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Not visible. Off-screen or fully occluded." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Silhouette or back view only." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Body visible; the face is turned away or covered by a mask, helmet, veil or hand." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Face partly visible or partly covered; frequent occlusion or poor light." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Face and upper body reliably visible." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Full body and face clearly visible throughout." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Optimal. Full body, face and hands unobstructed, evenly lit." } ], "direction_summary": "0: Not visible. Off-screen or fully occluded. → 6: Optimal. Full body, face and hands unobstructed, evenly lit.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Rate for the clip as a whole; if visibility changes substantially, split the clip instead of averaging. Note the kind of obstruction — worn equipment also raises ENV-PRS.", "Do not confuse with: At 0–2, all facial dimensions (FAC-EXP, ATT-GAZ, COH-MSK) must be marked N/A rather than guessed." ], "what_to_look_for": "Rate for the clip as a whole; if visibility changes substantially, split the clip instead of averaging. Note the kind of obstruction — worn equipment also raises ENV-PRS.", "do_not_confuse_with": "At 0–2, all facial dimensions (FAC-EXP, ATT-GAZ, COH-MSK) must be marked N/A rather than guessed." }, { "id": "CAP-SHT", "label": "Shot Scale", "family_id": "performance-a-9", "family": "Capture & Context", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "The framing of the subject. Categorical rather than ordinal in the usual sense, but ordered from tightest to widest. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "CAP-SHT", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#CAP-SHT" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "The framing of the subject. Categorical rather than ordinal in the usual sense, but ordered from tightest to widest. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 13. CATEGORICAL" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 13. CATEGORICAL", "scale": { "type": "categorical", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Extreme close-up (eyes, mouth)." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Close-up (face)." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Medium close-up (head and chest)." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Medium (to the waist)." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Medium long (to the knees)." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Long / full figure (whole body)." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Extreme long / wide (figure small within the frame)." } ], "direction_summary": "Named categories; numeric codes are not a quality ranking.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: For stage recordings, rate the effective framing of the camera, not the seat the audience occupies.", "Do not confuse with: At 0–1, body dimensions (KIN-*, PHY-GRD, SOC-PRX) are usually N/A. At 6, facial dimensions are usually N/A." ], "what_to_look_for": "For stage recordings, rate the effective framing of the camera, not the seat the audience occupies.", "do_not_confuse_with": "At 0–1, body dimensions (KIN-*, PHY-GRD, SOC-PRX) are usually N/A. At 6, facial dimensions are usually N/A." }, { "id": "CAP-INT", "label": "Interaction Setting", "family_id": "performance-a-9", "family": "Capture & Context", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "The interactional configuration of the clip; determines whether the SOC group applies. (NEW in v2.0)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "CAP-INT", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#CAP-INT" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "The interactional configuration of the clip; determines whether the SOC group applies. (NEW in v2.0)", "Source: v2.1, page 14. CATEGORICAL" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 14. CATEGORICAL", "scale": { "type": "categorical", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Solo, apparently unaware of being observed." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Solo monologue or soliloquy." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Direct address to camera or audience." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Dyad (one scene partner)." }, { "value": 4, "text": "Small group (three to five)." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Large group or crowd." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Mediated exchange (telephone, video call, voice-over)." } ], "direction_summary": "Named categories; numeric codes are not a quality ranking.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Where the configuration changes mid-clip, annotate the dominant setting and note the change. Record the kind of addressee alongside the value where it is unusual — an infant, an animal, a device, an absent or imagined person — since the target reshapes register even when the configuration is nominally solo or dyadic.", "Do not confuse with: At 0–2, SOC-ENT, SOC-PRX and SOC-TRN are N/A; ATT-PTR may still apply if an object or an absent person is the target." ], "what_to_look_for": "Where the configuration changes mid-clip, annotate the dominant setting and note the change. Record the kind of addressee alongside the value where it is unusual — an infant, an animal, a device, an absent or imagined person — since the target reshapes register even when the configuration is nominally solo or dyadic.", "do_not_confuse_with": "At 0–2, SOC-ENT, SOC-PRX and SOC-TRN are N/A; ATT-PTR may still apply if an object or an absent person is the target." }, { "id": "CAP-POS", "label": "Body Configuration", "family_id": "performance-a-9", "family": "Capture & Context", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "The gross configuration of the body relative to gravity and support. Context rather than behaviour, but it changes what an ordinary value means on several other axes. (NEW in v2.1)", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-a", "anchor": "CAP-POS", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_A.pdf#CAP-POS" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "The gross configuration of the body relative to gravity and support. Context rather than behaviour, but it changes what an ordinary value means on several other axes. (NEW in v2.1)", "Source: v2.1, page 14. CATEGORICAL" ], "source_metadata": "Source: v2.1, page 14. CATEGORICAL", "scale": { "type": "categorical", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Lying — supine or prone." }, { "value": 1, "text": "Reclined or propped; weight substantially supported." }, { "value": 2, "text": "Seated." }, { "value": 3, "text": "Standing." }, { "value": 4, "text": "In locomotion — walking, running, climbing, riding." }, { "value": 5, "text": "Crouched, kneeling, bent, or confined in a restricted space." }, { "value": 6, "text": "Suspended, inverted, pinned or physically restrained." } ], "direction_summary": "Named categories; numeric codes are not a quality ranking.", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Rate the dominant configuration of the unit; where it changes substantially, split the unit rather than averaging.", "Do not confuse with: The behavioural consequences belong to PHY-GRD, PHY-TEN, PHY-EXR and KIN-AMP, whose ordinary values differ by configuration — a lying speaker at PHY-GRD 3 is not the same body as a standing one." ], "what_to_look_for": "Rate the dominant configuration of the unit; where it changes substantially, split the unit rather than averaging.", "do_not_confuse_with": "The behavioural consequences belong to PHY-GRD, PHY-TEN, PHY-EXR and KIN-AMP, whose ordinary values differ by configuration — a lying speaker at PHY-GRD 3 is not the same body as a standing one." }, { "id": "BOD-OPN", "label": "Postural openness", "family_id": "performance-b-1", "family": "Body configuration and movement", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How exposed or enclosed the torso and limbs are relative to the person’s support and task.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "BOD-OPN", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#BOD-OPN" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How exposed or enclosed the torso and limbs are relative to the person’s support and task.", "Availability: visual. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: visual. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Torso tightly enclosed by limbs or objects" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Mostly enclosed; only small openings" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Some protective crossing or inward folding" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Neither conspicuously enclosed nor exposed" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Torso mostly exposed; limbs allow access" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Broad, sustained openness of torso and limbs" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Maximum feasible exposure and opening for this body configuration" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Torso tightly enclosed by limbs or objects → 6: Maximum feasible exposure and opening for this body configuration", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Record shoulders, elbows, hands, chest and pelvic orientation separately; note props and restraints.", "Do not confuse with: Open posture does not establish trust, emotional openness or receptivity. Crossing arms for warmth is still a configuration, not a defensive motive. Refines REC-INF without replacing it." ], "what_to_look_for": "Record shoulders, elbows, hands, chest and pelvic orientation separately; note props and restraints.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Open posture does not establish trust, emotional openness or receptivity. Crossing arms for warmth is still a configuration, not a defensive motive. Refines REC-INF without replacing it.", "availability": "visual" }, { "id": "BOD-EXP", "label": "Occupied bodily space", "family_id": "performance-b-1", "family": "Body configuration and movement", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Expansion of the body’s occupied space relative to its ordinary supported configuration.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "BOD-EXP", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#BOD-EXP" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Expansion of the body’s occupied space relative to its ordinary supported configuration.", "Availability: visual. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: visual. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Maximally contracted into a small envelope" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Strong contraction" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Some contraction" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary occupied space" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Noticeable expansion" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Large, sustained expansion" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Maximum feasible reach or spread" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Maximally contracted into a small envelope → 6: Maximum feasible reach or spread", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Limb spread, torso extension, reach and posture relative to a stable camera view.", "Do not confuse with: Expansion differs from openness, motion amplitude, social power and apparent size caused by camera perspective." ], "what_to_look_for": "Limb spread, torso extension, reach and posture relative to a stable camera view.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Expansion differs from openness, motion amplitude, social power and apparent size caused by camera perspective.", "availability": "visual" }, { "id": "BOD-ORI", "label": "Orientation toward the interaction target", "family_id": "performance-b-1", "family": "Body configuration and movement", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Alignment of the visible body with a documented partner, object or shared task.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "BOD-ORI", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#BOD-ORI" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Alignment of the visible body with a documented partner, object or shared task.", "Availability: visual_with_target. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: visual_with_target. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Body directly turned away" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Mostly turned away" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Oblique orientation away" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Side-on or mixed orientation" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Mostly turned toward target" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Sustained direct orientation" }, { "value": 6, "text": "All available body regions strongly oriented toward target" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Body directly turned away → 6: All available body regions strongly oriented toward target", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Head, shoulders, pelvis and feet can point in different directions; preserve that vector.", "Do not confuse with: This is spatial alignment, not affection or attention inferred from posture. If no target is established, use N/A." ], "what_to_look_for": "Head, shoulders, pelvis and feet can point in different directions; preserve that vector.", "do_not_confuse_with": "This is spatial alignment, not affection or attention inferred from posture. If no target is established, use N/A.", "availability": "visual_with_target" }, { "id": "BOD-SYM", "label": "Bilateral postural symmetry", "family_id": "performance-b-1", "family": "Body configuration and movement", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Similarity of left and right postural organisation during comparable task phases.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "BOD-SYM", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#BOD-SYM" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Similarity of left and right postural organisation during comparable task phases.", "Availability: visual. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: visual. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Strongly asymmetric throughout" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Large sustained asymmetry" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Repeated moderate asymmetry" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Mixed or mild task-related asymmetry" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Mostly symmetric" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strong symmetry with brief departures" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Near-mirrored configuration throughout" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Strongly asymmetric throughout → 6: Near-mirrored configuration throughout", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Shoulder height, weight distribution, limb arrangement; use the person’s own feasible movement range.", "Do not confuse with: Not a measure of health, beauty or motor competence. One-handed work and camera angle can explain asymmetry." ], "what_to_look_for": "Shoulder height, weight distribution, limb arrangement; use the person’s own feasible movement range.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Not a measure of health, beauty or motor competence. One-handed work and camera angle can explain asymmetry.", "availability": "visual" }, { "id": "BOD-STB", "label": "Postural stability", "family_id": "performance-b-1", "family": "Body configuration and movement", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Observed maintenance of support and balance under the demands visible in the scene.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "BOD-STB", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#BOD-STB" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Observed maintenance of support and balance under the demands visible in the scene.", "Availability: visual. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: visual. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Support repeatedly fails or collapses" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Frequent major corrective catches" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Repeated instability interrupts the task" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary corrections maintain support" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Stable with small corrections" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Very steady through visible disturbance" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Exceptionally stable through substantial visible disturbance" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Support repeatedly fails or collapses → 6: Exceptionally stable through substantial visible disturbance", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Sway, stepping corrections, slips, recovery and support changes.", "Do not confuse with: Without disturbance evidence, do not award exceptional stability. A stable seated body is not more skilled than an active climber." ], "what_to_look_for": "Sway, stepping corrections, slips, recovery and support changes.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Without disturbance evidence, do not award exceptional stability. A stable seated body is not more skilled than an active climber.", "availability": "visual" }, { "id": "BOD-RIG", "label": "Movement rigidity", "family_id": "performance-b-1", "family": "Body configuration and movement", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Constraint of joints and transitions into fixed, angular or resistant movement patterns.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "BOD-RIG", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#BOD-RIG" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Constraint of joints and transitions into fixed, angular or resistant movement patterns.", "Availability: visual. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: visual. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Freely yielding, highly fluid articulation" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very supple transitions" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Slight stiffness only" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Mixed supple and stiff movement" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Noticeably stiff transitions" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strongly fixed joints and restricted transitions" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Near-total visible rigidity when movement is attempted" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Freely yielding, highly fluid articulation → 6: Near-total visible rigidity when movement is attempted", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Neck, shoulders, elbows, spine and knees; distinguish held stillness from attempted movement.", "Do not confuse with: Not a diagnosis of muscle tone. Complements PHY-TEN and KIN-FLO; immobility alone cannot establish rigidity." ], "what_to_look_for": "Neck, shoulders, elbows, spine and knees; distinguish held stillness from attempted movement.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Not a diagnosis of muscle tone. Complements PHY-TEN and KIN-FLO; immobility alone cannot establish rigidity.", "availability": "visual" }, { "id": "BOD-ADP", "label": "Self-directed regulatory movement", "family_id": "performance-b-1", "family": "Body configuration and movement", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Prominence of visible self-touch, rubbing, grooming or repetitive object handling that is not the main practical task.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "BOD-ADP", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#BOD-ADP" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Prominence of visible self-touch, rubbing, grooming or repetitive object handling that is not the main practical task.", "Availability: visual. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: visual. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "None during an adequate observation window" }, { "value": 1, "text": "One brief minor instance" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Occasional unobtrusive instances" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Recurring but secondary" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Frequent and noticeably interruptive" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Dominates substantial portions of the beat" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Nearly continuous; repeatedly displaces the task" } ], "direction_summary": "0: None during an adequate observation window → 6: Nearly continuous; repeatedly displaces the task", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Mark each event, body region and timing; “regulatory” is a functional hypothesis unless context supports it.", "Do not confuse with: Does not prove anxiety, deception, a disorder or an involuntary movement." ], "what_to_look_for": "Mark each event, body region and timing; “regulatory” is a functional hypothesis unless context supports it.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Does not prove anxiety, deception, a disorder or an involuntary movement.", "availability": "visual" }, { "id": "BOD-RST", "label": "Motor restlessness", "family_id": "performance-b-1", "family": "Body configuration and movement", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Repeated repositioning or movement unrelated to progress on the immediate task.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "BOD-RST", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#BOD-RST" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Repeated repositioning or movement unrelated to progress on the immediate task.", "Availability: visual. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: visual. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Sustained stillness apart from necessary task motion" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Rare small repositioning" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Occasional shifting" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary intermittent shifting" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Frequent shifts, fidgeting or pacing" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Persistent movement competes with the task" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Almost continuous restless movement prevents sustained settling" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Sustained stillness apart from necessary task motion → 6: Almost continuous restless movement prevents sustained settling", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Weight shifts, foot motion, pacing, starts and stops; compare within the same opportunity window.", "Do not confuse with: A running task is not restlessness; low restlessness is not evidence of comfort." ], "what_to_look_for": "Weight shifts, foot motion, pacing, starts and stops; compare within the same opportunity window.", "do_not_confuse_with": "A running task is not restlessness; low restlessness is not evidence of comfort.", "availability": "visual" }, { "id": "FAC-TEN", "label": "Visible facial tension", "family_id": "performance-b-2", "family": "Face and gaze", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Apparent contraction or bracing of visible facial regions, recorded region by region.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "FAC-TEN", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#FAC-TEN" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Apparent contraction or bracing of visible facial regions, recorded region by region.", "Availability: face_visible. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: face_visible. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Very loose facial set without visible bracing" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Minimal regional contraction" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Mild local contraction" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary expression-related contraction" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clear sustained contraction in one or more regions" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strong jaw, brow or lip bracing across the beat" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Extreme sustained facial bracing or clenching" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Very loose facial set without visible bracing → 6: Extreme sustained facial bracing or clenching", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Brow, eyelids, jaw, lips and chin; record onset, release and asymmetry.", "Do not confuse with: Visible muscular appearance is not measured physiological tone. Separate expressive movement FAC-MOB and whole-body PHY-TEN." ], "what_to_look_for": "Brow, eyelids, jaw, lips and chin; record onset, release and asymmetry.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Visible muscular appearance is not measured physiological tone. Separate expressive movement FAC-MOB and whole-body PHY-TEN.", "availability": "face_visible" }, { "id": "FAC-MOB", "label": "Facial mobility", "family_id": "performance-b-2", "family": "Face and gaze", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Frequency and range of visible facial changes within a beat.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "FAC-MOB", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#FAC-MOB" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Frequency and range of visible facial changes within a beat.", "Availability: face_visible. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: face_visible. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "No discernible facial change in a sufficiently visible interval" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Rare tiny change" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Occasional small changes" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary responsive facial variation" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Frequent clear changes" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Rich, nearly continuous variation across several regions" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Rapid, extensive changes throughout the beat" } ], "direction_summary": "0: No discernible facial change in a sufficiently visible interval → 6: Rapid, extensive changes throughout the beat", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Count and time changes rather than judging a single expressive still.", "Do not confuse with: Low mobility can be deliberate containment, camera limitations or an individual baseline; not emotional absence." ], "what_to_look_for": "Count and time changes rather than judging a single expressive still.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Low mobility can be deliberate containment, camera limitations or an individual baseline; not emotional absence.", "availability": "face_visible" }, { "id": "FAC-ASY", "label": "Facial expressive asymmetry", "family_id": "performance-b-2", "family": "Face and gaze", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Difference between visible left and right facial action during an expression.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "FAC-ASY", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#FAC-ASY" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Difference between visible left and right facial action during an expression.", "Availability: face_visible. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: face_visible. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Near-mirrored action" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very small intermittent difference" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Mild repeated difference" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Clear but moderate asymmetry" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Strong unilateral expression in several moments" }, { "value": 5, "text": "One-sided action dominates most of the beat" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Almost entirely unilateral expressive action" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Near-mirrored action → 6: Almost entirely unilateral expressive action", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Use frontal-enough visibility; store static baseline asymmetry separately from changing expression.", "Do not confuse with: Do not infer neurological status, dishonesty or contempt from asymmetry alone." ], "what_to_look_for": "Use frontal-enough visibility; store static baseline asymmetry separately from changing expression.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Do not infer neurological status, dishonesty or contempt from asymmetry alone.", "availability": "face_visible" }, { "id": "GAZ-CON", "label": "Partner-directed gaze contact", "family_id": "performance-b-2", "family": "Face and gaze", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Share of available time in which the visible gaze is directed toward the identified interaction partner.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "GAZ-CON", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#GAZ-CON" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Share of available time in which the visible gaze is directed toward the identified interaction partner.", "Availability: eyes_and_target_visible. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: eyes_and_target_visible. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "No observed partner-directed gaze" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very brief isolated looks" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Occasional short looks" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Intermittent shared orientation" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Frequent sustained looks" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Almost continuous contact with brief breaks" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Unbroken partner-directed fixation over the unit" } ], "direction_summary": "0: No observed partner-directed gaze → 6: Unbroken partner-directed fixation over the unit", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Retain durations and uncertainty; distinguish face-directed gaze from verified mutual eye contact.", "Do not confuse with: Contact has culture-, task- and person-dependent meanings. It is not a direct measure of honesty or social skill." ], "what_to_look_for": "Retain durations and uncertainty; distinguish face-directed gaze from verified mutual eye contact.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Contact has culture-, task- and person-dependent meanings. It is not a direct measure of honesty or social skill.", "availability": "eyes_and_target_visible" }, { "id": "GAZ-SCN", "label": "Gaze exploration", "family_id": "performance-b-2", "family": "Face and gaze", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Rate and breadth of changes among visible or inferable gaze targets.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "GAZ-SCN", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#GAZ-SCN" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Rate and breadth of changes among visible or inferable gaze targets.", "Availability: eyes_visible. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: eyes_visible. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "One sustained target, no scanning" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Rare small shift" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Occasional shifts within a narrow region" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary changes among a few targets" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Frequent shifts across the scene" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Rapid scanning over many targets" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Continuous wide-ranging scanning with little dwell" } ], "direction_summary": "0: One sustained target, no scanning → 6: Continuous wide-ranging scanning with little dwell", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Target, dwell duration, head versus eye movement and any missed visibility.", "Do not confuse with: Scanning does not establish hypervigilance; a search task may fully account for it." ], "what_to_look_for": "Target, dwell duration, head versus eye movement and any missed visibility.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Scanning does not establish hypervigilance; a search task may fully account for it.", "availability": "eyes_visible" }, { "id": "PHY-BRT", "label": "Respiratory disruption in the performance", "family_id": "performance-b-3", "family": "Bodily expression and recovery", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Observable disruption of breath rhythm or breath support relative to the task.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "PHY-BRT", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#PHY-BRT" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Observable disruption of breath rhythm or breath support relative to the task.", "Availability: audio_or_visible_breath. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio_or_visible_breath. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Even, unbroken breathing through the unit" }, { "value": 1, "text": "One slight irregularity" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Occasional breath interruption" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Noticeable but manageable irregularity" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Repeated breath disruption changes phrasing or movement" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Severe disruption repeatedly stops the task" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Breath disruption dominates; coherent action or phrasing scarcely continues" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Even, unbroken breathing through the unit → 6: Breath disruption dominates; coherent action or phrasing scarcely continues", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Audible inhalation, breath holds, chest movement when visible, recovery gaps and phrase truncation.", "Do not confuse with: Sound alone does not measure oxygenation or diagnose breathlessness. Source, editing and voluntary imitation remain separate." ], "what_to_look_for": "Audible inhalation, breath holds, chest movement when visible, recovery gaps and phrase truncation.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Sound alone does not measure oxygenation or diagnose breathlessness. Source, editing and voluntary imitation remain separate.", "availability": "audio_or_visible_breath" }, { "id": "PHY-TRM", "label": "Visible or audible trembling", "family_id": "performance-b-3", "family": "Bodily expression and recovery", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Prominence of repeated oscillatory movement or vocal tremble in the available channel.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "PHY-TRM", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#PHY-TRM" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Prominence of repeated oscillatory movement or vocal tremble in the available channel.", "Availability: audio_or_visual. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio_or_visual. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "No discernible trembling in an adequate window" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Trace intermittent trembling" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Mild recurring tremble" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Clear local tremble" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Strong tremble in one channel or several regions" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Pronounced tremble disrupts action or voice" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Trembling dominates the observed performance" } ], "direction_summary": "0: No discernible trembling in an adequate window → 6: Trembling dominates the observed performance", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Name the channel and region; separate camera shake, vibrato and recording artifacts.", "Do not confuse with: No causal diagnosis. Fear, effort, cold, imitation and other causes can produce similar appearances." ], "what_to_look_for": "Name the channel and region; separate camera shake, vibrato and recording artifacts.", "do_not_confuse_with": "No causal diagnosis. Fear, effort, cold, imitation and other causes can produce similar appearances.", "availability": "audio_or_visual" }, { "id": "PHY-REC", "label": "Residual disturbance after a marked event", "family_id": "performance-b-3", "family": "Bodily expression and recovery", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How strongly an observed disturbance persists after its initiating event has ended.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "PHY-REC", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#PHY-REC" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How strongly an observed disturbance persists after its initiating event has ended.", "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_recovery_window. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_recovery_window. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Immediate return to the established baseline" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Brief minor residue" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Short clear residue" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Partial recovery with moderate residue" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Persistent substantial disturbance" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Little recovery during an adequate follow-up window" }, { "value": 6, "text": "No recovery or continued escalation across the follow-up window" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Immediate return to the established baseline → 6: No recovery or continued escalation across the follow-up window", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Store event end, follow-up end and any recovery time; censored observation windows remain explicit.", "Do not confuse with: Not comparable across different follow-up lengths without reporting them. A new stimulus starts a new event." ], "what_to_look_for": "Store event end, follow-up end and any recovery time; censored observation windows remain explicit.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Not comparable across different follow-up lengths without reporting them. A new stimulus starts a new event.", "availability": "audio_or_visual_with_recovery_window" }, { "id": "VOC-FOR", "label": "Vocal projection and expressive force", "family_id": "performance-b-4", "family": "Audible performance", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Perceived force of vocal delivery relative to the recording and the speaker’s local baseline.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "VOC-FOR", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#VOC-FOR" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Perceived force of vocal delivery relative to the recording and the speaker’s local baseline.", "Availability: audio. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Barely projected murmur or fragile near-silence" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very soft intimate delivery" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Soft but clearly voiced delivery" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary conversational projection" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Firm projected delivery" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Sustained raised voice or emphatic calling" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Full-force shouting or screaming" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Barely projected murmur or fragile near-silence → 6: Full-force shouting or screaming", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Listen for phonation, attack and projected effort; record loudness separately when calibrated.", "Do not confuse with: A quiet microphone is not a quiet performance. Anger can be whispered; sadness can be loudly projected." ], "what_to_look_for": "Listen for phonation, attack and projected effort; record loudness separately when calibrated.", "do_not_confuse_with": "A quiet microphone is not a quiet performance. Anger can be whispered; sadness can be loudly projected.", "availability": "audio" }, { "id": "VOC-ART", "label": "Articulatory precision", "family_id": "performance-b-4", "family": "Audible performance", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How distinctly speech sounds and word boundaries are formed, conditional on language competence and recording quality.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "VOC-ART", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#VOC-ART" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How distinctly speech sounds and word boundaries are formed, conditional on language competence and recording quality.", "Availability: audio. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Most linguistic articulation is indistinct" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Frequent severe slurring or merging" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Many boundaries softened or reduced" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary connected articulation" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clearly formed consonants and boundaries" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Very precise sustained enunciation" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Deliberately over-articulated or hyper-distinct delivery" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Most linguistic articulation is indistinct → 6: Deliberately over-articulated or hyper-distinct delivery", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Rate the delivery, not accent conformity; use native or competent listeners.", "Do not confuse with: Intelligibility also depends on noise and listener language. Precision is not intelligence or quality." ], "what_to_look_for": "Rate the delivery, not accent conformity; use native or competent listeners.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Intelligibility also depends on noise and listener language. Precision is not intelligence or quality.", "availability": "audio" }, { "id": "VOC-RNG", "label": "Local pitch excursion", "family_id": "performance-b-4", "family": "Audible performance", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Breadth of pitch movement within the utterance relative to that voice’s usable range.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "VOC-RNG", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#VOC-RNG" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Breadth of pitch movement within the utterance relative to that voice’s usable range.", "Availability: audio. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Essentially one sustained pitch level" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very narrow excursion" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Limited excursion" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary conversational excursion" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Broad changes" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Very broad repeated changes" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Extreme sweeps across the locally available range" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Essentially one sustained pitch level → 6: Extreme sweeps across the locally available range", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Preserve voiced-frame coverage; supplement with calibrated semitone range where possible.", "Do not confuse with: Not absolute pitch or perceived age; unvoiced whisper is N/A for fundamental-frequency range." ], "what_to_look_for": "Preserve voiced-frame coverage; supplement with calibrated semitone range where possible.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Not absolute pitch or perceived age; unvoiced whisper is N/A for fundamental-frequency range.", "availability": "audio" }, { "id": "VOC-FLW", "label": "Continuity of speech flow", "family_id": "performance-b-4", "family": "Audible performance", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Continuity of spoken phrasing through pauses, restarts and interruptions.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "VOC-FLW", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#VOC-FLW" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Continuity of spoken phrasing through pauses, restarts and interruptions.", "Availability: audio. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Almost no sustained phrase; repeated fragmentation" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very broken phrasing" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Frequent breaks" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary conversational flow with some breaks" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Mostly continuous phrasing" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strongly sustained flow with few interruptions" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Almost uninterrupted stream through the unit" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Almost no sustained phrase; repeated fragmentation → 6: Almost uninterrupted stream through the unit", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Separate planned pauses, retrieval, breath gaps, partner interruptions and editing.", "Do not confuse with: Continuous flow need not be spontaneous or comprehensible. A deliberate dramatic pause is not a defect." ], "what_to_look_for": "Separate planned pauses, retrieval, breath gaps, partner interruptions and editing.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Continuous flow need not be spontaneous or comprehensible. A deliberate dramatic pause is not a defect.", "availability": "audio" }, { "id": "VOC-RGH", "label": "Audible roughness", "family_id": "performance-b-4", "family": "Audible performance", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Perceived irregular, grainy or raspy quality of phonation.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "VOC-RGH", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#VOC-RGH" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Perceived irregular, grainy or raspy quality of phonation.", "Availability: audio. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Very smooth, clear phonation" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Trace roughness" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Mild recurrent roughness" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Moderate grain" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clearly rough or raspy" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strong persistent rasp or irregularity" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Extreme roughness dominates the voice" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Very smooth, clear phonation → 6: Extreme roughness dominates the voice", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Time-local grain, creak and rasp; distinguish compression, clipping and background noise.", "Do not confuse with: Do not diagnose vocal-fold state or treat roughness as poor acting. Keep breathiness separate." ], "what_to_look_for": "Time-local grain, creak and rasp; distinguish compression, clipping and background noise.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Do not diagnose vocal-fold state or treat roughness as poor acting. Keep breathiness separate.", "availability": "audio" }, { "id": "VOC-BRE", "label": "Audible breathiness", "family_id": "performance-b-4", "family": "Audible performance", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Prominence of airflow noise mixed with the vocal signal.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "VOC-BRE", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#VOC-BRE" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Prominence of airflow noise mixed with the vocal signal.", "Availability: audio. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "No discernible breathy component" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Trace air in a few phrases" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Mild recurring airy quality" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Moderate breathiness" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Strong airy component" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Breath noise dominates much of the voiced delivery" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Predominantly breathy or whispered phonation" } ], "direction_summary": "0: No discernible breathy component → 6: Predominantly breathy or whispered phonation", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Separate whisper type, microphone proximity, inhalations and continuous airy phonation.", "Do not confuse with: Not a measure of intimacy or low arousal. Some whispering is tense and threatening." ], "what_to_look_for": "Separate whisper type, microphone proximity, inhalations and continuous airy phonation.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Not a measure of intimacy or low arousal. Some whispering is tense and threatening.", "availability": "audio" }, { "id": "VOC-PAC", "label": "Speech pace", "family_id": "performance-b-4", "family": "Audible performance", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Perceived rate of linguistic delivery, with measured syllable or character rate stored separately.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "VOC-PAC", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#VOC-PAC" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Perceived rate of linguistic delivery, with measured syllable or character rate stored separately.", "Availability: audio_with_transcript. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio_with_transcript. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Extremely slow, widely separated speech" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Very slow delivery" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Somewhat slow delivery" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary pace for language and situation" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Noticeably fast delivery" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Very fast, compressed delivery" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Extremely rapid, near-rushing delivery" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Extremely slow, widely separated speech → 6: Extremely rapid, near-rushing delivery", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Report speaking rate with and without pauses and the counting convention.", "Do not confuse with: Do not compare character rates across languages as if equivalent; pace differs from rhythmic variation." ], "what_to_look_for": "Report speaking rate with and without pauses and the counting convention.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Do not compare character rates across languages as if equivalent; pace differs from rhythmic variation.", "availability": "audio_with_transcript" }, { "id": "SOC-AFF", "label": "Affiliative warmth", "family_id": "performance-b-5", "family": "Relational conduct", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Expressive invitation to friendly contact or shared connection with a specified other.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "SOC-AFF", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#SOC-AFF" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Expressive invitation to friendly contact or shared connection with a specified other.", "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_target. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_target. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Actively cold or rejecting contact" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Marked distance" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Restrained friendliness" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary neutral sociability" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clear friendly invitation" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Sustained warmth and welcome" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Intense, unmistakable affiliative invitation" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Actively cold or rejecting contact → 6: Intense, unmistakable affiliative invitation", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Address terms, timing, voice, smile, orientation and response to the other.", "Do not confuse with: Warm acoustic timbre is not relational warmth. Affiliative conduct does not prove genuine affection." ], "what_to_look_for": "Address terms, timing, voice, smile, orientation and response to the other.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Warm acoustic timbre is not relational warmth. Affiliative conduct does not prove genuine affection.", "availability": "audio_or_visual_with_target" }, { "id": "SOC-VUL", "label": "Displayed emotional exposure", "family_id": "performance-b-5", "family": "Relational conduct", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How openly the person allows consequential need, uncertainty, hurt or dependence to be apparent to an audience.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "SOC-VUL", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#SOC-VUL" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How openly the person allows consequential need, uncertainty, hurt or dependence to be apparent to an audience.", "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_context. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_context. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "No exposure offered; tightly protected presentation" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Trace guarded admission" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Limited, qualified exposure" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Moderate disclosure with boundaries" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clear personal exposure" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Sustained openness despite social stakes" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Profound, unguarded exposure at high stakes" } ], "direction_summary": "0: No exposure offered; tightly protected presentation → 6: Profound, unguarded exposure at high stakes", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Specific admissions, requests, visible restraint and acceptance of being seen; record evidence and audience.", "Do not confuse with: Not synonymous with sadness, a soft voice, helplessness or a trait. An angry demand can be vulnerable." ], "what_to_look_for": "Specific admissions, requests, visible restraint and acceptance of being seen; record evidence and audience.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Not synonymous with sadness, a soft voice, helplessness or a trait. An angry demand can be vulnerable.", "availability": "audio_or_visual_with_context" }, { "id": "SOC-HOS", "label": "Interpersonal hostility", "family_id": "performance-b-5", "family": "Relational conduct", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Directed antagonism toward a particular other in the observable interaction.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "SOC-HOS", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#SOC-HOS" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Directed antagonism toward a particular other in the observable interaction.", "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_target. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_target. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Actively conciliatory or protective" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Non-antagonistic and accommodating" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Little antagonism" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Mixed or equivocal adversarial conduct" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clear antagonism" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Sustained strong hostility" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Overwhelming directed threat, rejection or attack" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Actively conciliatory or protective → 6: Overwhelming directed threat, rejection or attack", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Targeted words, gestures, escalation and response; distinguish a shared angry reaction to an external event.", "Do not confuse with: Loudness and anger alone do not establish hostility toward the partner." ], "what_to_look_for": "Targeted words, gestures, escalation and response; distinguish a shared angry reaction to an external event.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Loudness and anger alone do not establish hostility toward the partner.", "availability": "audio_or_visual_with_target" }, { "id": "SOC-COO", "label": "Cooperative contribution", "family_id": "performance-b-5", "family": "Relational conduct", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Extent to which the person’s actions support the established joint task.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "SOC-COO", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#SOC-COO" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Extent to which the person’s actions support the established joint task.", "Availability: interaction_evidence. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: interaction_evidence. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Repeatedly obstructs or defeats the joint task" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Mostly obstructive" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Occasionally helps but often withholds" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary shared contribution" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Reliably supports the joint task" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Actively anticipates and enables the other’s contribution" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Sustained exceptional coordination and support through difficulty" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Repeatedly obstructs or defeats the joint task → 6: Sustained exceptional coordination and support through difficulty", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Identify whose joint task this is and whether participants have agreed to it.", "Do not confuse with: Refusing an imposed demand is not automatically low cooperation in the person’s own task frame." ], "what_to_look_for": "Identify whose joint task this is and whether participants have agreed to it.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Refusing an imposed demand is not automatically low cooperation in the person’s own task frame.", "availability": "interaction_evidence" }, { "id": "SOC-BND", "label": "Response to expressed boundaries", "family_id": "performance-b-5", "family": "Relational conduct", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How the person responds to a clearly expressed limit, refusal or request for distance.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "SOC-BND", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#SOC-BND" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How the person responds to a clearly expressed limit, refusal or request for distance.", "Availability: boundary_event_available. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: boundary_event_available. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Overtly violates the stated limit repeatedly" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Largely ignores the limit" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Only partial or reluctant adjustment" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Acknowledges and makes ordinary adjustment" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Promptly respects the expressed limit" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Checks understanding and actively protects the limit" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Consistently anticipates relevant limits and repairs any accidental crossing" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Overtly violates the stated limit repeatedly → 6: Consistently anticipates relevant limits and repairs any accidental crossing", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Quote or describe the boundary and ensuing action; retain ambiguous or negotiated cases.", "Do not confuse with: No boundary event means N/A, not a default high score. This is contextual conduct, not a global moral verdict." ], "what_to_look_for": "Quote or describe the boundary and ensuing action; retain ambiguous or negotiated cases.", "do_not_confuse_with": "No boundary event means N/A, not a default high score. This is contextual conduct, not a global moral verdict.", "availability": "boundary_event_available" }, { "id": "SOC-REP", "label": "Interaction repair", "family_id": "performance-b-5", "family": "Relational conduct", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Effectiveness of observable attempts to restore shared understanding after a disruption.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "SOC-REP", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#SOC-REP" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Effectiveness of observable attempts to restore shared understanding after a disruption.", "Availability: rupture_and_response_available. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: rupture_and_response_available. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "No repair despite clear opportunity; disruption worsens" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Attempt dismisses or compounds disruption" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Partial repair misses the central issue" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Basic repair restores some understanding" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clear repair addresses the relevant problem" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Responsive repair restores coordination and checks uptake" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Highly adaptive repair integrates feedback and sustains restored coordination" } ], "direction_summary": "0: No repair despite clear opportunity; disruption worsens → 6: Highly adaptive repair integrates feedback and sustains restored coordination", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Mark rupture, repair attempt, partner response and outcome.", "Do not confuse with: Do not rate success if the partner or outcome is unavailable. A solo apology shows an attempt, not completed repair." ], "what_to_look_for": "Mark rupture, repair attempt, partner response and outcome.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Do not rate success if the partner or outcome is unavailable. A solo apology shows an attempt, not completed repair.", "availability": "rupture_and_response_available" }, { "id": "SOC-CAR", "label": "Responsive care", "family_id": "performance-b-5", "family": "Relational conduct", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How specifically the response attends to another person’s expressed need or difficulty.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "SOC-CAR", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#SOC-CAR" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How specifically the response attends to another person’s expressed need or difficulty.", "Availability: other_person_need_and_response_available. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: other_person_need_and_response_available. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Dismisses or exploits the expressed need" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Mostly ignores it" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Generic acknowledgement with little adaptation" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Reasonable situation-specific acknowledgement" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clearly adapted support" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Sustained attentive support adjusted to feedback" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Highly specific, flexible support that preserves the other’s agency" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Dismisses or exploits the expressed need → 6: Highly specific, flexible support that preserves the other’s agency", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Need, response, timing and feedback; separate affectionate manner from practical responsiveness.", "Do not confuse with: Not mind-reading or proof of empathy as an enduring trait. No visible or reported need means N/A." ], "what_to_look_for": "Need, response, timing and feedback; separate affectionate manner from practical responsiveness.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Not mind-reading or proof of empathy as an enduring trait. No visible or reported need means N/A.", "availability": "other_person_need_and_response_available" }, { "id": "COG-CER", "label": "Expressed certainty", "family_id": "performance-b-6", "family": "Reasoning made observable", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How firmly the person presents a specific belief, claim or chosen course of action.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "COG-CER", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#COG-CER" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How firmly the person presents a specific belief, claim or chosen course of action.", "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_proposition. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_proposition. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Explicitly unable to commit to a view" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Strong doubt" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Tentative position" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Moderately committed position" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clear confidence" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strong unqualified confidence" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Absolute certainty with no expressed alternative" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Explicitly unable to commit to a view → 6: Absolute certainty with no expressed alternative", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Qualifiers, checking, assertions and enacted decisions; identify the proposition.", "Do not confuse with: Confidence is not correctness, knowledge or intelligence; acting may intentionally project false certainty." ], "what_to_look_for": "Qualifiers, checking, assertions and enacted decisions; identify the proposition.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Confidence is not correctness, knowledge or intelligence; acting may intentionally project false certainty.", "availability": "audio_or_visual_with_proposition" }, { "id": "COG-ORG", "label": "Organisation of expressed reasoning", "family_id": "performance-b-6", "family": "Reasoning made observable", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Legibility of relationships among the reasons or steps actually expressed in the unit.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "COG-ORG", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#COG-ORG" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Legibility of relationships among the reasons or steps actually expressed in the unit.", "Availability: semantic_access. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: semantic_access. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "No discernible relationship among expressed steps" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Major disconnected or contradictory steps" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Several connections missing" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary understandable sequence" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clear linked reasoning" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Very clear structure with relevant distinctions" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Exceptionally explicit structure and well-integrated contingencies" } ], "direction_summary": "0: No discernible relationship among expressed steps → 6: Exceptionally explicit structure and well-integrated contingencies", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Record premise, inference, revision and conclusion if present; use a competent language rater.", "Do not confuse with: Only applies when reasoning is expressed. Poetry, crying or a brief exclamation is N/A, not low intellect." ], "what_to_look_for": "Record premise, inference, revision and conclusion if present; use a competent language rater.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Only applies when reasoning is expressed. Poetry, crying or a brief exclamation is N/A, not low intellect.", "availability": "semantic_access" }, { "id": "COG-REV", "label": "Updating after new evidence", "family_id": "performance-b-6", "family": "Reasoning made observable", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Observed revision of a stated understanding when relevant information becomes available.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "COG-REV", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#COG-REV" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Observed revision of a stated understanding when relevant information becomes available.", "Availability: new_information_and_response_available. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: new_information_and_response_available. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Rejects clear new information without engagement" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Acknowledges but never incorporates it" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Makes only peripheral changes" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Reasonable local update" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clear update changes the working interpretation" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Integrates several implications and checks consequences" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Flexible, coherent reorganisation with explicit uncertainty where warranted" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Rejects clear new information without engagement → 6: Flexible, coherent reorganisation with explicit uncertainty where warranted", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: State old view, new information, response and resulting view.", "Do not confuse with: A change of tactic is not necessarily a change of belief. If the evidence is ambiguous, document competing readings." ], "what_to_look_for": "State old view, new information, response and resulting view.", "do_not_confuse_with": "A change of tactic is not necessarily a change of belief. If the evidence is ambiguous, document competing readings.", "availability": "new_information_and_response_available" }, { "id": "COG-MET", "label": "Expressed monitoring of one’s own understanding", "family_id": "performance-b-6", "family": "Reasoning made observable", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How visibly the person checks the limits, errors or uncertainty of their own current understanding.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "COG-MET", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#COG-MET" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How visibly the person checks the limits, errors or uncertainty of their own current understanding.", "Availability: semantic_or_task_evidence. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: semantic_or_task_evidence. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "No checking despite a clear task opportunity" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Minimal token checking" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Occasional superficial checking" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary acknowledgement of limits and corrections" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Specific checks and corrections" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Frequent, relevant monitoring with calibrated confidence" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Systematic, situation-sensitive checking without losing the task" } ], "direction_summary": "0: No checking despite a clear task opportunity → 6: Systematic, situation-sensitive checking without losing the task", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Self-correction, “I may be missing…”, testing an assumption and checking consequences.", "Do not confuse with: Fluency, verbal hedging or nervous repetition alone are not metacognitive skill. Record only demonstrated monitoring." ], "what_to_look_for": "Self-correction, “I may be missing…”, testing an assumption and checking consequences.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Fluency, verbal hedging or nervous repetition alone are not metacognitive skill. Record only demonstrated monitoring.", "availability": "semantic_or_task_evidence" }, { "id": "PSY-DEF", "label": "Protective self-presentation", "family_id": "performance-b-7", "family": "Psychological organisation in context", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Observable effort to protect an image of oneself in response to a socially meaningful challenge.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "PSY-DEF", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#PSY-DEF" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Observable effort to protect an image of oneself in response to a socially meaningful challenge.", "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_context. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_context. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "No apparent image protection; openly acknowledges the challenge" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Minimal protective qualification" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Some deflection or qualification" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Moderate image management" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clear, repeated protection of a threatened self-image" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strong protection drives the interaction" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Nearly all action serves maintaining the protected image" } ], "direction_summary": "0: No apparent image protection; openly acknowledges the challenge → 6: Nearly all action serves maintaining the protected image", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Specify threatened image, audience, trigger and alternative explanation; use scripted context if available.", "Do not confuse with: A psychological formulation remains a hypothesis. Do not diagnose a defensive personality from a clip." ], "what_to_look_for": "Specify threatened image, audience, trigger and alternative explanation; use scripted context if available.", "do_not_confuse_with": "A psychological formulation remains a hypothesis. Do not diagnose a defensive personality from a clip.", "availability": "audio_or_visual_with_context" }, { "id": "PSY-CON", "label": "Enacted conflict between incompatible impulses", "family_id": "performance-b-7", "family": "Psychological organisation in context", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Prominence of competing actions or commitments manifested within the same situation.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "PSY-CON", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#PSY-CON" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Prominence of competing actions or commitments manifested within the same situation.", "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_context. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_context. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "One consistent line of action without an evident competing impulse" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Trace hesitation between options" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Mild competition, quickly resolved" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Clear competing impulses" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Repeated alternation or checking" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strong unresolved conflict repeatedly interrupts action" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Conflict dominates; mutually incompatible actions cannot be integrated" } ], "direction_summary": "0: One consistent line of action without an evident competing impulse → 6: Conflict dominates; mutually incompatible actions cannot be integrated", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Approach–withdrawal, interrupted admissions, contradictory commitments and documented subtext.", "Do not confuse with: Mixed emotion is not necessarily conflict. Hidden motivations require script, report or an explicitly uncertain interpretation." ], "what_to_look_for": "Approach–withdrawal, interrupted admissions, contradictory commitments and documented subtext.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Mixed emotion is not necessarily conflict. Hidden motivations require script, report or an explicitly uncertain interpretation.", "availability": "audio_or_visual_with_context" }, { "id": "PSY-PRS", "label": "Presentation of a public persona", "family_id": "performance-b-7", "family": "Psychological organisation in context", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "How strongly a recognisable public role or self-image is foregrounded in the encounter.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "PSY-PRS", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#PSY-PRS" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "How strongly a recognisable public role or self-image is foregrounded in the encounter.", "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_context. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: audio_or_visual_with_context. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "No salient persona beyond the immediate exchange" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Slight role marking" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Intermittent public-role cues" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Ordinary role-consistent presentation" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Clearly maintained persona" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strongly foregrounded public image across the beat" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Highly sustained, dominating persona that shapes nearly every action" } ], "direction_summary": "0: No salient persona beyond the immediate exchange → 6: Highly sustained, dominating persona that shapes nearly every action", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Role vocabulary, ritual, repeated manner and contrasts when the audience changes.", "Do not confuse with: Persona is not automatically insincere. Distinguish performative framing FRM-STY and masking COH-MSK." ], "what_to_look_for": "Role vocabulary, ritual, repeated manner and contrasts when the audience changes.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Persona is not automatically insincere. Distinguish performative framing FRM-STY and masking COH-MSK.", "availability": "audio_or_visual_with_context" }, { "id": "COH-FB", "label": "Face–body expressive correspondence", "family_id": "performance-b-8", "family": "Cross-channel relationships", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Degree to which face and body support a compatible expressed reading in the same time interval.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "COH-FB", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#COH-FB" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Degree to which face and body support a compatible expressed reading in the same time interval.", "Availability: both_named_channels_available. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: both_named_channels_available. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Strong, sustained contradiction" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Mostly contradictory" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Several clear divergences" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Mixed correspondence and divergence" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Mostly compatible with local differences" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strong correspondence with subtle differences" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Consistently close correspondence across the relevant expressive changes" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Strong, sustained contradiction → 6: Consistently close correspondence across the relevant expressive changes", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Record exact channel evidence, temporal lag and the dimension compared; preserve deliberate counterpoint.", "Do not confuse with: Low correspondence may be excellent acting: concealment, irony or divided attention. Editing, dubbing and asynchronous capture must be checked first." ], "what_to_look_for": "Record exact channel evidence, temporal lag and the dimension compared; preserve deliberate counterpoint.", "do_not_confuse_with": "Low correspondence may be excellent acting: concealment, irony or divided attention. Editing, dubbing and asynchronous capture must be checked first.", "availability": "both_named_channels_available" }, { "id": "COH-FV", "label": "Face–voice expressive correspondence", "family_id": "performance-b-8", "family": "Cross-channel relationships", "layer": "descriptive", "definition": "Degree to which face and voice support a compatible expressed reading in the same time interval.", "source": { "source_id": "performance-master", "section": "appendix-b", "anchor": "COH-FV", "sha256": "2fd2ed1f0b89d71ea2f37b4404f313f67732eb39fd9532d3e258daa253da2903", "reference_pdf": "Appendix_B.pdf#COH-FV" }, "source_paragraphs": [ "Degree to which face and voice support a compatible expressed reading in the same time interval.", "Availability: both_named_channels_available. ORDINAL 0–6" ], "source_metadata": "Availability: both_named_channels_available. ORDINAL 0–6", "scale": { "type": "ordinal", "values": [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ], "anchors": [ { "value": 0, "text": "Strong, sustained contradiction" }, { "value": 1, "text": "Mostly contradictory" }, { "value": 2, "text": "Several clear divergences" }, { "value": 3, "text": "Mixed correspondence and divergence" }, { "value": 4, "text": "Mostly compatible with local differences" }, { "value": 5, "text": "Strong correspondence with subtle differences" }, { "value": 6, "text": "Consistently close correspondence across the relevant expressive changes" } ], "direction_summary": "0: Strong, sustained contradiction → 6: Consistently close correspondence across the relevant expressive changes", "missing_value": null, "missing_value_meaning": "Not supported or not applicable; retain the reason separately." }, "source_notes": [ "What to look for: Record exact channel evidence, temporal lag and the dimension compared; preserve deliberate counterpoint.", "Do not confuse with: Low correspondence may be excellent acting: concealment, irony or divided attention. 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