Synthesis-state taxonomy

The synthesis-state taxonomy is the set of distinct readings that can emerge when the three lenses are brought together: the named patterns a person's results can form, including the ones where a value is under pressure or being worked against. It gives the synthesis a defined vocabulary, so a reading names a specific, recognizable state rather than a vague impression.

The synthesis-state taxonomy is the set of distinct readings that can emerge when the three lenses are brought together: the named patterns a person's results can form, including the ones where a value is under pressure or being worked against. It gives the synthesis a defined vocabulary, so a reading names a specific, recognizable state rather than a vague impression.

Having a fixed set of states, rather than open-ended interpretation, is part of what keeps the synthesis honest and repeatable.