[Interpretation/Mediation] P

Aliases

P
Popular

Definition

P indicates how many popular responses appear in the protocol. In mediation, it helps estimate how closely perception approaches widely shared response patterns.

Interpretation

If P is low, there may be less overlap with popular readings or greater distance from consensus.
If P is high, there may be greater proximity to common responses or more ease in producing conventional forms.
Comparing it with X+% and XA% helps show whether popular consensus matches broader formal adequacy.

Cautions

P depends on culturally grounded lists and locale context.
A high value does not automatically mean healthy adaptation, and a low value does not by itself imply pathology.
It is useful to review on which cards popular responses appear or fail to appear.

Cross References

[Interpretation/Lower Section/Mediation] Mediation
[Interpretation/Mediation] X+%
[Interpretation/Mediation] XA%
[Interpretation/Mediation] Xu%
[Coding/Popular] Popular
[Coding/Card] I
[Coding/Card] V

Evidence Note

Detailed source comparison is stored in internal provenance notes.