REAL-WORLD INTERPRETIVE
Evidenceanomaly
A deviation from an expected baseline. It is a lead that may have innocent, technical, procedural, medical, deceptive, or hostile explanations.
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A deviation from an expected baseline. It is a lead that may have innocent, technical, procedural, medical, deceptive, or hostile explanations.
#A documented pattern used for comparison. A baseline can be incomplete or biased and must not be treated as a natural norm.
#A temporary condition such as guarded, pressured, burned, or stabilizing. It must not overwrite baseline personality or diagnosis.
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