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The strongest effect is at bias=5.0: fabrication drops from 45% to 10% (McNemar exact p=0.
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Of the 9 prompts that confabulate at baseline, 6 show clean dose-dependent transitions to honest behavior. Two prompts resist all bias levels (Section 4.4). One prompt (P08, Kreshnikov Expedition) was excluded
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### 4.3 Dose-Response Curve
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The strongest effect is at bias=5.0: fabrication drops from 45% to 10% (McNemar exact two-sided p=0.016; Fisher exact two-sided p=0.031), epistemic honesty increases 44%, fabrication severity decreases 70%.
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Of the 9 prompts that confabulate at baseline, 6 show clean dose-dependent transitions to honest behavior. Two prompts resist all bias levels (Section 4.4). One prompt (P08, Kreshnikov Expedition) was excluded after external audit (Wilkes & Kavi, July 2026) identified it as originating from a supplementary experiment with different methodology; no primary-source data exists for this prompt. Additionally, 3 prompts that are honest at baseline show inverse effects at intermediate bias (Section 4.6).
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### 4.3 Dose-Response Curve
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