D0D0 Formal · Formal data: questionnaires, surveys, tests, recorded parameters, statistics, observation history. Everything that can be described, compared, and processed as an explicit set of features.D2D2 Body · Body data: palm lines, face shape, body structure, muscle reactions, rhythms and bodily responses. The body as a carrier of information.D3D3 Subjective · Subjective data: experiences, sensations, dreams, intuition, emotional states, inner images, self-observation. Inner experience as a source of knowledge.C0C0 Statistical · Based on repeatable patterns, correlations, and observed coincidences. The method works through the principle: 'these often occur together'.C1C1 Structural · Based on a stable schema, typology, element positions, and fixed relationships within the system. The world is understood as an organized structure.T0T0 Moment · Here and now. The method works with the current state, a snapshot of the moment, or the entry point into a situation.T1T1 Period · Near time span: days, weeks, months, sometimes a year. The method looks at the current life stage.F1F1 Diagnostics · Answers the question 'What is happening?'. Identifying the state, structure, imbalance, or configuration of the situation.F2F2 Interpretation · Answers the question 'What does it mean?'. Revealing meaning, inner logic, and hidden connections.
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