[Coding/Determinants] Fr

Aliases

• Fr
• form-reflection
• reflection secondary

Definition

Fr is coded when form organizes the response first and the person also describes the object as a reflection or mirror image.
Symmetry has to be involved, and the idea of reflection must be explicitly present.

Conditions

• Form has to identify the main object first.
• The person must talk about reflection, mirroring, or an equivalent idea.
• The two objects must be explicitly or implicitly identical.
• If there are only two similar objects because of symmetry, without reflection language, reconsider scoring-input/pair.

Cautions

• Fr is not the same as scoring-input/determinants/rF; in Fr, form stays more clearly dominant.
• Fr does not replace the pair code; when there is reflection, do not also add scoring-input/pair.
• If the response only says there are two matching figures, but does not describe reflection or mirroring, Fr does not fit.
• If the response depends more on the reflective effect than on the form of the object, review scoring-input/determinants/rF.

Cross References

• [Coding/Determinants] Determinants
• [Coding/Determinants] rF
• [Coding/Pair] (2)
• [Coding/Determinants] F
• [Interpretation/Self Perception] Fr+rF

Evidence Note

• Detailed source comparisons remain in the internal provenance note.