[Interpretation/Lower Section/Ideation] Ideation

[Interpretation/Lower Section/Ideation] Ideation

Aliases

• Ideation
• ideation
• thinking

Definition

Ideation is the group of variables used to read the direction of thought, the organization of representations, and the presence of cognitive peculiarities or slippage. In this section, a:p, Ma:Mp, 2AB+Art+Ay, MOR, Sum6, Lv2, WSum6, M-, and Mnone are reviewed together.

Interpretation

• a:p and Ma:Mp help show whether mental activity leans more toward initiative or passivity.
• 2AB+Art+Ay shows how much thought shifts toward abstract, artificial, or less immediate formulations.
• MOR adds the weight of damage, failure, deterioration, or loss within ideational content.
• Sum6, Lv2, and WSum6 summarize the magnitude of cognitive peculiarities.
• M- and Mnone help show how well thought linked to human movement is organized.

Cautions

• This group should not be read without considering protocol quality and the context of Mediation and Processing.
• A mildly elevated single variable is not enough to conclude major ideational distortion.
• When M is very scarce, some ratios or contrasts lose stability.

Cross References

• [Interpretation/Lower Section] Lower Section
• [Interpretation/Ideation] a:p
• [Interpretation/Ideation] Ma:Mp
• [Interpretation/Ideation] 2AB+Art+Ay
• [Interpretation/Ideation] MOR
• [Interpretation/Ideation] Sum6
• [Interpretation/Ideation] Lv2
• [Interpretation/Ideation] WSum6
• [Interpretation/Ideation] M-
• [Interpretation/Ideation] Mnone

Evidence Note

• Detailed source comparison is stored in internal provenance notes.