Dark Channel

Definition

Under-active Focus meets under-active Open. One partner's attention has difficulty gathering while the other's receptive capacity is narrowed or closed. Both measured endpoints are under-active, but the coordinates do not establish that no attention was directed, no experience was received, or no interaction occurred.

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Orthography

case

capitalized-always

evidence

ordinary

Usage

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An individual's pattern, a harmony or cell state, or a claim about communication content or outcome not encoded by the state pair.

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Naming a typed relation between two partners' capacity states on a specific dyadic channel.