[Coding/GHR-PHR] PHR

Aliases

PHR
poor human representation
poor human representational response

Definition

PHR marks a human representational response that is relatively poorer, more distorted, or more fragile within the system's decision sequence.
Like GHR, it is not chosen from free impression, but by moving through successive criteria.

Conditions

The response first has to qualify as a human representational response.
PHR is assigned early if there is FQ-, FQ none, CONTAM, or any level-2 cognitive special score.
Codes such as FABCOM, scoring-input/special-score/MOR, content scoring-input/contents/An, scoring-input/special-score/AG, INCOM, DR, or content scoring-input/contents/Hd can also push toward PHR at the relevant point in the sequence.
If a PHR criterion appears before a GHR criterion, the decision closes at PHR.

Cautions

PHR does not simply mean "negative content"; it is a classification of human representational quality.
Not every response with Hd is automatically decided at once; the full sequence still matters, even though Hd is an important signal.
PHR and GHR are not doubled; the response ends in one or the other.
Later interpretation should rely on the whole protocol, not on PHR in isolation.

Cross References

[Coding/GHR-PHR] GHR/PHR
[Coding/GHR-PHR] GHR
[Coding/Content] Hd
[Coding/Content] An
[Coding/Special Score] AG
[Coding/Special Score] MOR
[Interpretation/Interpersonal] Human Content
[Interpretation/Self Perception] H ratio

Evidence Note

Detailed source comparisons remain in the internal provenance note.