[Coding/Developmental Quality] o

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

Evidence Note

Detailed source comparisons remain in the internal provenance note.