[Interpretation/Mediation] X+%

[Interpretation/Mediation] X+%

Aliases

• X+%
• Conventional Form

Definition

X+% indicates the proportion of responses whose form is conventionally and clearly shareable. It summarizes how strongly mediation stays aligned with common readings of the blot.

Interpretation

• If X+% is high, perception usually stays closer to stable and consensual translations.
• If it drops, there may be less reliance on conventional readings and more weight given to unusual or less precise translations.
• Reading it with P helps show whether socially shared reference points are still available.

Cautions

• X+% is not the same as XA%; XA% includes a broader band of adequacy.
• A low X+% does not automatically equal severe distortion; Xu% and X-% also need to be reviewed.
• In short protocols, the ratio can shift with only a few responses.

Cross References

• [Interpretation/Lower Section/Mediation] Mediation
• [Interpretation/Mediation] XA%
• [Interpretation/Mediation] WDA%
• [Interpretation/Mediation] P
• [Interpretation/Mediation] Xu%
• [Interpretation/Mediation] X-%
• [Coding/FQ] +
• [Coding/Popular] Popular

Evidence Note

• Detailed source comparison is stored in internal provenance notes.