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Aliases

• DQo
• ordinary developmental quality
• single object with formal demand

Definition

DQo is used when the response does not reach meaningful synthesis, but the object still requires specific form demand. It reflects an ordinary, non-synthesized level of structural development.

Conditions

• The response is not an organized synthesis of multiple meaningful objects.
• The percept still depends on specific form demand.
• The object is structured enough to be more than vague impression.
• The response stays at a single-object or non-synthesized level.

Cautions

• If meaningful synthesis is present and at least one object requires specific form demand, use scoring-input/dq/+.
• If synthesis is present without specific form demand, use scoring-input/dq/v/+.
• If the response stays vague and non-synthesized, use scoring-input/dq/v.

Cross References

• [Coding/Developmental Quality] +
• [Coding/Developmental Quality] v/+
• [Coding/Developmental Quality] v
• [Interpretation/Upper Section] DQo