American Psychological Association · n.d. · APA Dictionary of Psychology
- Supports
- The ordinary psychological meaning of personality as a broad construct.
- Evidence relationship
- Definition only. It does not endorse Second Vision or validate the product term Persona.
American Psychological Association · n.d. · APA Dictionary of Psychology
- Supports
- The established meaning of persona as a public face or role presented to others.
- Evidence relationship
- Definition only. Second Vision explicitly uses Persona as a distinct product term for a revisable working model.
- Supports
- First-party product facts used in the TELLS comparison section.
- Evidence relationship
- Product-description source. It does not independently establish the validity of TELLS or Second Vision.
Human Benchmark · n.d. · Human Benchmark
- Supports
- First-party product facts about its named task-score format.
- Evidence relationship
- Product-description source. The comparison does not infer personality validity from the task catalogue.
Human Benchmark · n.d. · Human Benchmark
- Supports
- First-party product facts about saved task scores and attempt history.
- Evidence relationship
- Product-interface source. Score history is not evidence that the tasks measure a whole personality or intelligence.
Lizardry and PLAYISM · 2023 · PLAYISM
- Supports
- First-party facts about the adventure, result types, result IDs, and supported platforms.
- Evidence relationship
- Product-description source. It is used to describe the published experience, not to validate its personality conclusions.
PLAYISM · 2023 · PLAYISM News
- Supports
- The publisher-stated playthrough length, three-playthrough conclusion, and entertainment-only boundary.
- Evidence relationship
- First-party disclosure rather than independent validation. It supports only the quoted product boundary.
Myers & Briggs Foundation · n.d. · Myers & Briggs Foundation
- Supports
- First-party description of reported type, the four preference pairs, best-fit interpretation, and the role of day-of-assessment responses.
- Evidence relationship
- Official framework description. It does not endorse Second Vision or validate the local Big Five demo.
The Myers-Briggs Company · n.d. · The Myers-Briggs Company
- Supports
- The company’s stated scope of the four preference pairs and its boundary that MBTI does not describe every aspect of personality.
- Evidence relationship
- Official product scope only. It is not independent comparative evidence and does not validate Second Vision.
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