[Interpretation/Mediation] WDA%

[Interpretation/Mediation] WDA%

Aliases

• WDA%
• Form Appropriate Common Areas

Definition

WDA% indicates the proportion of appropriate responses in W and D areas. It is used to see how stable mediation remains in relatively common and more easily shared parts of the blot.

Interpretation

• If WDA% is high, perception tends to stay more stable in the more common parts of the material.
• If it drops, even relatively simple areas may show greater perceptual mismatch.
• If WDA% stays stronger than XA%, difficulty may be concentrated more in complex or less structured responses.

Cautions

• WDA% does not represent the whole protocol; it summarizes only W and D.
• With few W and D responses, the ratio can be unstable.
• A low WDA% is an important sign, but it does not by itself define clinical severity.

Cross References

• [Interpretation/Lower Section/Mediation] Mediation
• [Interpretation/Mediation] XA%
• [Interpretation/Mediation] X+%
• [Interpretation/Mediation] X-%
• [Coding/Location] W
• [Coding/Location] D
• [Coding/FQ] FQ

Evidence Note

• Detailed source comparison is stored in internal provenance notes.