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t043d27s13 | 0 | overconfidence_gap | metacognition_epistemic | volunteering_community | {"setting": "voter registration booth", "actors": "campus volunteer, election supervisor", "activity": "explaining registration eligibility rules", "state_instance": "assumes casual familiarity beats actual knowledge of election law"} | a text message | . | warm familiar | second person, addressing someone directly | 3 | You'll ace the registration booth, I skimmed the rules once last night. | The speaker feels breezily assured about the booth despite only a single cursory skim of the rules. | ace, skimmed once, casual reassurance tone | 16 | true | train |
t043d27s13 | 1 | overconfidence_gap | metacognition_epistemic | volunteering_community | {"setting": "voter registration booth", "actors": "campus volunteer, election supervisor", "activity": "explaining registration eligibility rules", "state_instance": "assumes casual familiarity beats actual knowledge of election law"} | a product review line | ! | formal polished | third person | 1 | Volunteer explains eligibility rules with total confidence and total charm! | The reviewer implies the volunteer's confident charm outpaces any real grasp of eligibility rules. | total confidence, charm, no knowledge mentioned | 12 | true | train |
t043d27s13 | 2 | overconfidence_gap | metacognition_epistemic | volunteering_community | {"setting": "voter registration booth", "actors": "campus volunteer, election supervisor", "activity": "explaining registration eligibility rules", "state_instance": "assumes casual familiarity beats actual knowledge of election law"} | a group-chat message | . | warm familiar | first person | 4 | Honestly I've got this registration table handled, I read half a pamphlet on eligibility and I'm basically fluent in election law now. | The speaker's sweeping claim of fluency rests absurdly on half a pamphlet, revealing a confidence far beyond her actual knowledge. | basically fluent, half a pamphlet, breezy claim | 27 | true | train |
t043d27s13 | 3 | overconfidence_gap | metacognition_epistemic | volunteering_community | {"setting": "voter registration booth", "actors": "campus volunteer, election supervisor", "activity": "explaining registration eligibility rules", "state_instance": "assumes casual familiarity beats actual knowledge of election law"} | a voicemail line | ? | detached procedural | first person | 3 | I'm covering the eligibility questions solo tomorrow, should be simple since I glanced at the supervisor's handout once, right? | The caller's casual certainty about handling eligibility solo is undercut by admitting only one brief glance at the guidance. | should be simple, glanced once, solo claim | 25 | true | train |
t043d27s13 | 4 | overconfidence_gap | metacognition_epistemic | volunteering_community | {"setting": "voter registration booth", "actors": "campus volunteer, election supervisor", "activity": "explaining registration eligibility rules", "state_instance": "assumes casual familiarity beats actual knowledge of election law"} | a group-chat message | . | warm familiar | first person | 3 | Registration booth tomorrow, no worries, I basically know the residency rule by heart already. | The speaker's relaxed dismissal of any concern masks a thin, self-assessed familiarity with a single rule. | no worries, basically know, single rule | 17 | true | train |
t043d27s13 | 5 | overconfidence_gap | metacognition_epistemic | volunteering_community | {"setting": "voter registration booth", "actors": "campus volunteer, election supervisor", "activity": "explaining registration eligibility rules", "state_instance": "assumes casual familiarity beats actual knowledge of election law"} | a diary line | . | terse clipped | third person | 4 | He felt ready, having skimmed nothing. | He believes himself ready despite having done no actual preparation whatsoever. | felt ready, skimmed nothing, terse contrast | 9 | true | train |
t143d00s11 | 0 | plateau_frustration | learning_skill | everyday_home | {"setting": "home gym, spare room", "actors": "solo adult exerciser", "activity": "lifting same dumbbell weight", "state_instance": "ten weeks lifting, strength gauge hasn't moved an inch"} | a voicemail line | ! | formal polished | first person | 2 | Same twelve-pound dumbbells again this evening, just confirming Tuesday's session as scheduled! | The speaker notes the unchanged weight in passing, a faint signal that effort is not translating into gains. | same weight noted, flat routine tone, exclamation as procedural | 18 | true | train |
t143d00s11 | 1 | plateau_frustration | learning_skill | everyday_home | {"setting": "home gym, spare room", "actors": "solo adult exerciser", "activity": "lifting same dumbbell weight", "state_instance": "ten weeks lifting, strength gauge hasn't moved an inch"} | a radio call | . | formal polished | first person | 5 | This is week ten from the spare room, reporting the same dumbbell weight on the rack, no change to log, no gain to call in. | The speaker is reporting, with resigned precision, that ten weeks of lifting have produced no measurable strength increase. | counted weeks, formal reporting tone, explicit no-change phrasing | 30 | true | train |
t143d00s11 | 2 | plateau_frustration | learning_skill | everyday_home | {"setting": "home gym, spare room", "actors": "solo adult exerciser", "activity": "lifting same dumbbell weight", "state_instance": "ten weeks lifting, strength gauge hasn't moved an inch"} | a radio call | . | plain neutral | second person, addressing someone directly | 1 | You've been lifting that same dumbbell in the spare room for weeks now, and the numbers on the log haven't shifted. | The listener is being told, in passing, that their weeks of effort have not moved the needle. | plain observation, counted weeks, unshifted numbers | 26 | true | train |
t143d00s11 | 3 | plateau_frustration | learning_skill | everyday_home | {"setting": "home gym, spare room", "actors": "solo adult exerciser", "activity": "lifting same dumbbell weight", "state_instance": "ten weeks lifting, strength gauge hasn't moved an inch"} | a product review line | . | plain neutral | third person | 3 | Ten weeks in and the reviewer's grip strength reading sits exactly where it started, dumbbells otherwise unchanged. | The reviewer is quietly registering that a ten-week routine has failed to shift a basic strength measure. | counted weeks, unchanged reading, flat comparative clause | 22 | true | train |
t143d00s11 | 4 | plateau_frustration | learning_skill | everyday_home | {"setting": "home gym, spare room", "actors": "solo adult exerciser", "activity": "lifting same dumbbell weight", "state_instance": "ten weeks lifting, strength gauge hasn't moved an inch"} | a radio call | . | warm familiar | second person, addressing someone directly | 3 | Same dumbbell again, Bruno, tenth week running now. | The speaker is gently pointing out to Bruno that his repeated effort has not advanced past its starting point. | counted week, repeated object, address by name | 12 | true | train |
t143d00s11 | 5 | plateau_frustration | learning_skill | everyday_home | {"setting": "home gym, spare room", "actors": "solo adult exerciser", "activity": "lifting same dumbbell weight", "state_instance": "ten weeks lifting, strength gauge hasn't moved an inch"} | a group-chat message | ! | casual colloquial | third person | 2 | Nina's been grinding the same dumbbell weight in her spare room for ten weeks straight and the strength app still shows zero change! | The message frames Nina's ten weeks of lifting as effort that has stopped yielding any measurable improvement. | counted weeks, casual tone, zero-change detail, exclamation | 27 | true | train |
t062d37s01 | 0 | wishful_inflation | reasoning_judgment | pets_animals | {"setting": "dog park bench", "actors": "owner, stray dog", "activity": "watching dog approach slowly", "state_instance": "belief the dog will surely choose to stay"} | a radio call | . | detached procedural | first person | 4 | Subject slowed its approach near bench forty, must be staying. | The observer is certain the stray has already decided to stay, based on nothing but a slower gait. | clipped procedural tone, must be, bare gait detail | 12 | true | train |
t062d37s01 | 1 | wishful_inflation | reasoning_judgment | pets_animals | {"setting": "dog park bench", "actors": "owner, stray dog", "activity": "watching dog approach slowly", "state_instance": "belief the dog will surely choose to stay"} | a text message | . | plain neutral | first person | 3 | He stopped sniffing the fence and looked right at me, so he has to be choosing us. | The texter believes the dog has firmly chosen them, inferred solely from a moment of eye contact. | has to be, two linked minor cues, causal so | 20 | true | train |
t062d37s01 | 2 | wishful_inflation | reasoning_judgment | pets_animals | {"setting": "dog park bench", "actors": "owner, stray dog", "activity": "watching dog approach slowly", "state_instance": "belief the dog will surely choose to stay"} | a narrative sentence | . | casual colloquial | first person | 2 | He kept circling closer and closer like he already knew this bench was his now. | The narrator is convinced the stray has already claimed them as home, based only on circling behavior. | casual rhythm, already knew, repetition of closer | 17 | true | train |
t062d37s01 | 3 | wishful_inflation | reasoning_judgment | pets_animals | {"setting": "dog park bench", "actors": "owner, stray dog", "activity": "watching dog approach slowly", "state_instance": "belief the dog will surely choose to stay"} | a letter line | . | detached procedural | second person, addressing someone directly | 5 | You should know this one is definitely staying with us. | The letter writer is fully certain the dog will remain permanently, though nothing has been confirmed. | definitely, second person directive, flat certainty | 11 | true | train |
t062d37s01 | 4 | wishful_inflation | reasoning_judgment | pets_animals | {"setting": "dog park bench", "actors": "owner, stray dog", "activity": "watching dog approach slowly", "state_instance": "belief the dog will surely choose to stay"} | a group-chat message | ? | detached procedural | first person | 3 | He's wagging low and slow, that means he's staying, right? | The chatter is inflating a low wag into near-proof the dog will stay, seeking confirmation to match their belief. | that means, question tag, minor gesture as proof | 16 | true | train |
t062d37s01 | 5 | wishful_inflation | reasoning_judgment | pets_animals | {"setting": "dog park bench", "actors": "owner, stray dog", "activity": "watching dog approach slowly", "state_instance": "belief the dog will surely choose to stay"} | a product review line | . | formal polished | first person | 4 | The gentle approach and calm eye contact confirmed beyond doubt that this dog was meant to be ours. | The reviewer treats an ordinary calm approach as definitive proof the dog was destined to be theirs. | beyond doubt, meant to be, formal certainty | 19 | true | train |
t086d07s01 | 0 | mastery_striving | motivation_goal | travel_transit | {"setting": "airline cockpit, pre-flight check", "actors": "pilot, first officer", "activity": "calibrating altimeter settings", "state_instance": "a single-digit discrepancy triggers re-running the whole checklist"} | a letter line | . | warm familiar | first person | 4 | Kenji, the altimeter read two feet off again, so I re-ran every line on the checklist from the top. | The writer treats a trivial two-foot variance as an unacceptable failure demanding a complete redo. | trivial discrepancy, full re-run, self-imposed redo | 26 | true | train |
t086d07s01 | 1 | mastery_striving | motivation_goal | travel_transit | {"setting": "airline cockpit, pre-flight check", "actors": "pilot, first officer", "activity": "calibrating altimeter settings", "state_instance": "a single-digit discrepancy triggers re-running the whole checklist"} | a product review line | . | detached procedural | third person | 5 | Recalibrated four times before departure. | The reviewer depicts a pilot repeating calibration until an invisible threshold of exactness is met. | four recalibrations, clipped procedural tone | 8 | true | train |
t086d07s01 | 2 | mastery_striving | motivation_goal | travel_transit | {"setting": "airline cockpit, pre-flight check", "actors": "pilot, first officer", "activity": "calibrating altimeter settings", "state_instance": "a single-digit discrepancy triggers re-running the whole checklist"} | an overheard remark | . | detached procedural | first person | 1 | One digit was off, so I checked it again. | The speaker shows a mild inclination to double-check a minor number before moving on. | single-digit note, one extra check | 11 | true | train |
t086d07s01 | 3 | mastery_striving | motivation_goal | travel_transit | {"setting": "airline cockpit, pre-flight check", "actors": "pilot, first officer", "activity": "calibrating altimeter settings", "state_instance": "a single-digit discrepancy triggers re-running the whole checklist"} | a letter line | . | terse clipped | third person | 5 | Thabo redid the whole sequence. | Thabo discards an entire completed procedure over one small error rather than accept it. | whole redo, terse dismissal | 8 | true | train |
t086d07s01 | 4 | mastery_striving | motivation_goal | travel_transit | {"setting": "airline cockpit, pre-flight check", "actors": "pilot, first officer", "activity": "calibrating altimeter settings", "state_instance": "a single-digit discrepancy triggers re-running the whole checklist"} | a letter line | ? | plain neutral | second person, addressing someone directly | 1 | Bjorn, did the reading drift again, or is it steady enough for you to log it now? | The writer hints faintly at hesitation over whether a small drift is worth logging as-is. | mild question, drift mention, hesitant tone | 22 | true | train |
t086d07s01 | 5 | mastery_striving | motivation_goal | travel_transit | {"setting": "airline cockpit, pre-flight check", "actors": "pilot, first officer", "activity": "calibrating altimeter settings", "state_instance": "a single-digit discrepancy triggers re-running the whole checklist"} | a group-chat message | . | formal polished | third person | 4 | Amina re-verified altitude settings three times before clearing the aircraft for pushback. | Amina insists on repeated verification of a routine reading before allowing any progress. | triple re-verification, delay before clearance | 17 | true | train |
t017d41s01 | 2 | deja_vu | memory_knowledge | crafts_hobbies | {"setting": "community woodworking shop, first visit", "actors": "beginner carpenter, shop regulars", "activity": "reaching for a specific chisel", "state_instance": "hand finding the right tool before searching"} | a voicemail line | . | detached procedural | first person | 5 | This is Bjorn, just confirming the mallet was on the third hook, right where I somehow expected it to be. | Bjorn registers his correct, unexplainable anticipation of the mallet's exact location as unsettling rather than lucky. | confirming exact hook; somehow expected phrasing | 25 | true | train |
t017d41s01 | 3 | deja_vu | memory_knowledge | crafts_hobbies | {"setting": "community woodworking shop, first visit", "actors": "beginner carpenter, shop regulars", "activity": "reaching for a specific chisel", "state_instance": "hand finding the right tool before searching"} | an overheard remark | ? | casual colloquial | third person | 4 | Did anyone else notice how Felix walked straight to the back bench like he'd worked that exact spot for years? | The speaker suspects Felix's unhesitating path to an unvisited bench reveals a strange, prior-lived certainty he can't account for. | straight path; years framing despite first visit | 22 | true | train |
t055d01s13 | 0 | confirmation_bending | reasoning_judgment | workplace_office | {"setting": "vendor contract renewal discussion", "actors": "procurement officer, vendor representative", "activity": "reviewing vendor performance history", "state_instance": "sidelining a documented failure as a one-time technical glitch"} | a spoken line | . | casual colloquial | third person | 5 | Joaquin said that outage was a total fluke, case closed. | Joaquin is waving off the vendor's documented failure so his decision to renew stays intact. | case closed, total fluke, dismissive verdict tone | 15 | true | train |
t055d01s13 | 1 | confirmation_bending | reasoning_judgment | workplace_office | {"setting": "vendor contract renewal discussion", "actors": "procurement officer, vendor representative", "activity": "reviewing vendor performance history", "state_instance": "sidelining a documented failure as a one-time technical glitch"} | a voicemail line | ? | plain neutral | first person | 5 | Hi Priya, it's Mei, wasn't that server crash just a fluke, right? | Mei is seeking agreement to erase the crash from consideration so her prior judgment holds. | leading question, minimizer 'just a fluke', seeking agreement | 20 | true | train |
t055d01s13 | 2 | confirmation_bending | reasoning_judgment | workplace_office | {"setting": "vendor contract renewal discussion", "actors": "procurement officer, vendor representative", "activity": "reviewing vendor performance history", "state_instance": "sidelining a documented failure as a one-time technical glitch"} | a spoken line | ? | formal polished | first person | 2 | Mr. Lindqvist, given their otherwise strong record, shall we treat that incident as truly anomalous? | Lindqvist is quietly reframing the failure as an outlier to protect his favorable overall assessment. | polished framing, 'truly anomalous', softened rhetorical question | 22 | true | train |
t055d01s13 | 4 | confirmation_bending | reasoning_judgment | workplace_office | {"setting": "vendor contract renewal discussion", "actors": "procurement officer, vendor representative", "activity": "reviewing vendor performance history", "state_instance": "sidelining a documented failure as a one-time technical glitch"} | a letter line | . | warm familiar | second person, addressing someone directly | 4 | Dear Carlos, I know that missed deadline looked bad, but truly, it was nothing. | The writer is softening documented evidence of failure to keep their trust in Carlos unshaken. | warm reassurance, minimizer 'nothing', concessive but dismissive tone | 18 | true | train |
t055d01s13 | 5 | confirmation_bending | reasoning_judgment | workplace_office | {"setting": "vendor contract renewal discussion", "actors": "procurement officer, vendor representative", "activity": "reviewing vendor performance history", "state_instance": "sidelining a documented failure as a one-time technical glitch"} | a product review line | . | casual colloquial | third person | 4 | Some reviewer mentioned a defect once, but honestly the rest of the reports were all glowing. | The reviewer is sidelining the lone defect report to keep their positive conclusion intact. | vague dismissal, 'honestly', weighted contrast toward praise | 18 | true | train |
t089d10s13 | 0 | sated_contentment | motivation_goal | history | {"setting": "family estate, inheritance settled", "actors": "heir, longtime steward", "activity": "walking the newly owned halls", "state_instance": "a fought-for inheritance quiets into slow, aimless walking"} | a group-chat message | . | detached procedural | first person | 3 | Confirming the estate transfer is fully logged, Bjorn Johansson, no further filings needed, I am just walking the east corridor again today. | Bjorn treats the legal closure as license to wander the halls with no purpose beyond the wandering itself. | procedural closure note, aimless repeated walking, no next task | 29 | true | train |
t089d10s13 | 1 | sated_contentment | motivation_goal | history | {"setting": "family estate, inheritance settled", "actors": "heir, longtime steward", "activity": "walking the newly owned halls", "state_instance": "a fought-for inheritance quiets into slow, aimless walking"} | a meeting minute | . | formal polished | first person | 4 | I record that with the inheritance dispute resolved, I, Zainab Mensah, spent this session simply retracing the corridors, pausing at each window without further agenda. | Zainab has stopped pursuing anything and now moves through the house purely to linger in having it. | dispute resolved, pausing at windows, no agenda stated | 35 | true | train |
t089d10s13 | 2 | sated_contentment | motivation_goal | history | {"setting": "family estate, inheritance settled", "actors": "heir, longtime steward", "activity": "walking the newly owned halls", "state_instance": "a fought-for inheritance quiets into slow, aimless walking"} | a radio call | ! | terse clipped | first person | 5 | Dispatcher, Rune here, the halls are mine now, just walking them slow, over! | Rune announces final possession and lets all urgency drain into a slow, satisfied stroll. | halls are mine now, slow walking, no request follows | 18 | true | train |
t089d10s13 | 3 | sated_contentment | motivation_goal | history | {"setting": "family estate, inheritance settled", "actors": "heir, longtime steward", "activity": "walking the newly owned halls", "state_instance": "a fought-for inheritance quiets into slow, aimless walking"} | a group-chat message | ! | casual colloquial | second person, addressing someone directly | 5 | You finally got the whole estate, Amara, so just wander it and stop checking your list already! | Amara is being told to abandon her striving lists and simply exist inside her won inheritance. | stop checking list, wander freely, exclamatory release | 21 | true | train |
t089d10s13 | 4 | sated_contentment | motivation_goal | history | {"setting": "family estate, inheritance settled", "actors": "heir, longtime steward", "activity": "walking the newly owned halls", "state_instance": "a fought-for inheritance quiets into slow, aimless walking"} | a radio call | ? | formal polished | second person, addressing someone directly | 2 | Steward, now that the title is settled, are you simply walking the halls again this evening? | The steward seems to have set aside all duties to drift quietly through halls he no longer needs to earn. | title settled, simply walking, evening quiet questioning | 20 | true | train |
t089d10s13 | 5 | sated_contentment | motivation_goal | history | {"setting": "family estate, inheritance settled", "actors": "heir, longtime steward", "activity": "walking the newly owned halls", "state_instance": "a fought-for inheritance quiets into slow, aimless walking"} | a note left for someone | ! | terse clipped | third person | 3 | Left for Kenji: papers filed, deed done, no errands left, just walk the halls and enjoy them tonight! | Kenji is meant to feel that with every task closed, the halls are now his to simply savor. | papers filed, no errands left, instruction to enjoy | 25 | true | train |
t098d13s02 | 0 | longing_absence | affect_fine | news_current | {"setting": "downtown barbershop", "actors": "barber, obituary writer", "activity": "feature on longtime shop closing", "state_instance": "leaving one chair reserved for a client who moved away"} | a meeting minute | . | terse clipped | second person, addressing someone directly | 5 | You keep Jorge's chair third from the window, unbooked, though he left Hobart nine months ago. | The speaker is quietly yearning for Jorge, unwilling to let his place be filled by anyone else. | reserved chair, unbooked, months counted, specific window position | 23 | true | train |
t098d13s02 | 1 | longing_absence | affect_fine | news_current | {"setting": "downtown barbershop", "actors": "barber, obituary writer", "activity": "feature on longtime shop closing", "state_instance": "leaving one chair reserved for a client who moved away"} | a voicemail line | . | plain neutral | first person | 5 | I still stock the tonic Tobias liked, in case. | The speaker is holding onto a small ready habit out of persistent yearning for Tobias's return. | still stock, liked, in case, plain confession | 11 | true | train |
t098d13s02 | 2 | longing_absence | affect_fine | news_current | {"setting": "downtown barbershop", "actors": "barber, obituary writer", "activity": "feature on longtime shop closing", "state_instance": "leaving one chair reserved for a client who moved away"} | a narrative sentence | ! | terse clipped | second person, addressing someone directly | 1 | You laughed once in that chair, Silas, and the mirror remembers it still! | The barber feels a faint, passing wistfulness triggered by an old memory of Silas. | once, mirror remembers, exclamatory nostalgia-adjacent tone | 17 | true | train |
t098d13s02 | 3 | longing_absence | affect_fine | news_current | {"setting": "downtown barbershop", "actors": "barber, obituary writer", "activity": "feature on longtime shop closing", "state_instance": "leaving one chair reserved for a client who moved away"} | a letter line | . | casual colloquial | third person | 3 | He wrote that the shop still smells like Camille's cigarettes, though she moved to Penang years back. | The letter writer is nursing a lingering yearning for Camille that outlasts her departure. | still smells, moved back, years passed, wistful phrasing | 22 | true | train |
t098d13s02 | 4 | longing_absence | affect_fine | news_current | {"setting": "downtown barbershop", "actors": "barber, obituary writer", "activity": "feature on longtime shop closing", "state_instance": "leaving one chair reserved for a client who moved away"} | a product review line | . | casual colloquial | third person | 4 | Four stars, though the barber kept glancing at the empty second chair like he expected Zola to walk in any minute. | The reviewer senses the barber's unresolved yearning for Zola, evident in his hopeful glancing. | glancing, empty chair, expected, any minute | 25 | true | train |
t098d13s02 | 5 | longing_absence | affect_fine | news_current | {"setting": "downtown barbershop", "actors": "barber, obituary writer", "activity": "feature on longtime shop closing", "state_instance": "leaving one chair reserved for a client who moved away"} | a narrative sentence | . | formal polished | third person | 3 | The lantern by the register still burns for Elena, faithfully, each evening. | The narrator attributes to the barber a steady, ritualized yearning kept alive through the lantern. | still burns, faithfully, ritual timing, named absence-object | 15 | true | train |
t146d28s11 | 0 | skill_decay | learning_skill | parenting_childhood | {"setting": "kitchen stove, dinner prep", "actors": "father, picky toddler", "activity": "mashing baby food", "state_instance": "the once-quick mashing technique now feels awkward and slow"} | a group-chat message | . | terse clipped | third person | 4 | Kenji just stared at the fork, mashing motion completely gone. | Kenji's once-automatic baby-food mashing technique has decayed from disuse. | staring, gone motion, blunt clipped report | 14 | true | train |
t146d28s11 | 1 | skill_decay | learning_skill | parenting_childhood | {"setting": "kitchen stove, dinner prep", "actors": "father, picky toddler", "activity": "mashing baby food", "state_instance": "the once-quick mashing technique now feels awkward and slow"} | a diary line | ? | formal polished | second person, addressing someone directly | 3 | Do you remember when mashing carrots felt effortless to you? | The diarist recalls a former ease at mashing food that has since decayed. | remember, felt effortless, past-tense contrast | 12 | true | train |
t146d28s11 | 2 | skill_decay | learning_skill | parenting_childhood | {"setting": "kitchen stove, dinner prep", "actors": "father, picky toddler", "activity": "mashing baby food", "state_instance": "the once-quick mashing technique now feels awkward and slow"} | a group-chat message | . | detached procedural | first person | 4 | I picked up the masher, went through the old motions, and somehow still turned the sweet potato into lumps. | The speaker's mashing skill has decayed, producing clumsy results despite familiar motions. | old motions, still lumpy, procedural failure | 24 | true | train |
t146d28s11 | 3 | skill_decay | learning_skill | parenting_childhood | {"setting": "kitchen stove, dinner prep", "actors": "father, picky toddler", "activity": "mashing baby food", "state_instance": "the once-quick mashing technique now feels awkward and slow"} | a group-chat message | ! | terse clipped | second person, addressing someone directly | 4 | Rashid, just mash it like before, why is your wrist locking up! | Rashid's mashing skill has stiffened from disuse, alarming the person addressing him. | locking wrist, urgent command, comparison to before | 17 | true | train |
t146d28s11 | 4 | skill_decay | learning_skill | parenting_childhood | {"setting": "kitchen stove, dinner prep", "actors": "father, picky toddler", "activity": "mashing baby food", "state_instance": "the once-quick mashing technique now feels awkward and slow"} | a product review line | ? | formal polished | first person | 4 | I bought this masher hoping muscle memory would return, but why did my hand hesitate over every single bite of squash? | The reviewer discovers their mashing muscle memory has decayed despite expecting it to return. | hesitate, muscle memory hope, disappointed question | 24 | true | train |
t146d28s11 | 5 | skill_decay | learning_skill | parenting_childhood | {"setting": "kitchen stove, dinner prep", "actors": "father, picky toddler", "activity": "mashing baby food", "state_instance": "the once-quick mashing technique now feels awkward and slow"} | an overheard remark | . | terse clipped | second person, addressing someone directly | 5 | Piotr, you used to mash a whole pot in seconds, now you're just poking at the peas. | Piotr's formerly swift mashing ability has visibly deteriorated into tentative poking. | used to, now poking, blunt comparison | 23 | true | train |
t091d14s14 | 0 | awe_vastness | affect_fine | education_school | {"setting": "college dorm, statistics lecture recap", "actors": "student, tutor", "activity": "calculating odds of universe's constants", "state_instance": "the probability number makes the calculator feel useless"} | a diary line | . | warm familiar | first person | 4 | Dmitri wrote the fine-structure constant's odds on my whiteboard tonight, and I just stared at it instead of erasing anything. | The speaker is stunned into stillness, the improbable number making ordinary cleanup feel beside the point. | staring instead of acting, unfinished routine, fixation on the number | 29 | true | train |
t091d14s14 | 1 | awe_vastness | affect_fine | education_school | {"setting": "college dorm, statistics lecture recap", "actors": "student, tutor", "activity": "calculating odds of universe's constants", "state_instance": "the probability number makes the calculator feel useless"} | a group-chat message | . | casual colloquial | second person, addressing someone directly | 4 | you really need to see the decimal Fatima put up on the board, the odds go past everything the calculator can even show you. | The speaker is overtaken by the scale of the probability, urging the listener to share in a sense that ordinary tools have failed. | urgent address, calculator failing, decimal beyond display | 27 | true | train |
t091d14s14 | 2 | awe_vastness | affect_fine | education_school | {"setting": "college dorm, statistics lecture recap", "actors": "student, tutor", "activity": "calculating odds of universe's constants", "state_instance": "the probability number makes the calculator feel useless"} | a narrative sentence | ! | formal polished | first person | 5 | I watched Viktor's calculator flash an error where the answer should have been, and my own certainty about the universe simply gave out! | The speaker's confidence collapses as the machine's failure mirrors their inability to grasp the scale of the result. | error flash, collapsing certainty, machine failure mirroring speaker | 26 | true | train |
t091d14s14 | 3 | awe_vastness | affect_fine | education_school | {"setting": "college dorm, statistics lecture recap", "actors": "student, tutor", "activity": "calculating odds of universe's constants", "state_instance": "the probability number makes the calculator feel useless"} | a voicemail line | ? | plain neutral | second person, addressing someone directly | 2 | did that number even make sense to you? | The speaker is quietly destabilized, doubting whether the figure was even comprehensible. | plain doubt, short clipped question, register of disbelief | 9 | true | train |
t091d14s14 | 4 | awe_vastness | affect_fine | education_school | {"setting": "college dorm, statistics lecture recap", "actors": "student, tutor", "activity": "calculating odds of universe's constants", "state_instance": "the probability number makes the calculator feel useless"} | a voicemail line | ! | plain neutral | first person | 3 | Pablo, I still can't say the number out loud right! | The speaker feels their ordinary speech faltering under the weight of a figure too large to voice normally. | failed speech, repeated attempt, exclamation of difficulty | 14 | true | train |
t091d14s14 | 5 | awe_vastness | affect_fine | education_school | {"setting": "college dorm, statistics lecture recap", "actors": "student, tutor", "activity": "calculating odds of universe's constants", "state_instance": "the probability number makes the calculator feel useless"} | a meeting minute | . | warm familiar | second person, addressing someone directly | 5 | Carlos, that constant basically ended the meeting. | The speaker records that the number's scale effectively dissolved the group's ordinary business. | meeting ended, terse minute, number as disruptive force | 9 | true | train |
t143d40s11 | 0 | plateau_frustration | learning_skill | museums_archives | {"setting": "front desk, membership counter", "actors": "visitor services clerk, manager", "activity": "pitching membership renewals to visitors", "state_instance": "conversion rate identical after a full quarter of pitches"} | a voicemail line | . | formal polished | first person | 4 | Twelve weeks of pitches, same renewal number, calling to confirm. | The clerk recognizes that a full quarter of sustained effort has produced no change in renewal conversions. | counted weeks, unchanged number, flat voicemail delivery | 14 | true | train |
t143d40s11 | 1 | plateau_frustration | learning_skill | museums_archives | {"setting": "front desk, membership counter", "actors": "visitor services clerk, manager", "activity": "pitching membership renewals to visitors", "state_instance": "conversion rate identical after a full quarter of pitches"} | a narrative sentence | ! | terse clipped | third person | 4 | Sana pitched memberships at the counter all quarter and the conversion rate never moved off eighteen percent! | Sana feels her prolonged, repeated effort has failed to shift a fixed outcome despite the passage of time. | quarter-long repetition, fixed percentage, exclamatory flatness | 19 | true | train |
t143d40s11 | 2 | plateau_frustration | learning_skill | museums_archives | {"setting": "front desk, membership counter", "actors": "visitor services clerk, manager", "activity": "pitching membership renewals to visitors", "state_instance": "conversion rate identical after a full quarter of pitches"} | a radio call | . | casual colloquial | first person | 4 | Rune here, still pitching renewals, still landing at the same eighteen out of fifty-seven. | Rune is voicing weary awareness that his ongoing efforts keep returning the identical result. | still-still repetition, identical ratio, casual radio tone | 20 | true | train |
t143d40s11 | 3 | plateau_frustration | learning_skill | museums_archives | {"setting": "front desk, membership counter", "actors": "visitor services clerk, manager", "activity": "pitching membership renewals to visitors", "state_instance": "conversion rate identical after a full quarter of pitches"} | a meeting minute | ! | casual colloquial | third person | 3 | Manager noted renewal pitches unchanged again this month! | The manager's minute reflects a resigned acknowledgment that another period has passed without any shift in outcomes. | clipped note, repeated 'unchanged again', month marker | 9 | true | train |
t143d40s11 | 4 | plateau_frustration | learning_skill | museums_archives | {"setting": "front desk, membership counter", "actors": "visitor services clerk, manager", "activity": "pitching membership renewals to visitors", "state_instance": "conversion rate identical after a full quarter of pitches"} | a group-chat message | . | casual colloquial | third person | 4 | Zola's been pitching all quarter and the numbers still haven't budged. | The group perceives Zola's sustained quarter of effort as yielding no measurable change. | quarter duration, 'still haven't budged', casual report | 16 | true | train |
t143d40s11 | 5 | plateau_frustration | learning_skill | museums_archives | {"setting": "front desk, membership counter", "actors": "visitor services clerk, manager", "activity": "pitching membership renewals to visitors", "state_instance": "conversion rate identical after a full quarter of pitches"} | a radio call | . | plain neutral | first person | 4 | This is Talia at the membership counter, twelve weeks in, and the conversion rate is sitting exactly where it was back in March. | Talia is registering that months of consistent pitching have left the core metric completely unmoved. | twelve weeks counted, exact repetition, March anchor, flat delivery | 27 | true | train |
t030d35s13 | 0 | mind_wandering | attention_perception | hotels_hospitality | {"setting": "hotel kitchen, room service line", "actors": "line cook, night manager", "activity": "plating a club sandwich", "state_instance": "arranging garnish while missing a distant hometown"} | a narrative sentence | . | plain neutral | first person | 4 | I layered the bacon and tomato just right, but my hands moved on their own while I thought about my mother's kitchen back in Tampere. | The speaker is mentally back home with his mother instead of present at the plating station. | hands moving on their own; naming distant hometown kitchen | 30 | true | train |
t030d35s13 | 1 | mind_wandering | attention_perception | hotels_hospitality | {"setting": "hotel kitchen, room service line", "actors": "line cook, night manager", "activity": "plating a club sandwich", "state_instance": "arranging garnish while missing a distant hometown"} | a text message | . | detached procedural | second person, addressing someone directly | 3 | Just plate the sandwich, Hamza, you keep staring at the ticket like it's from somewhere else. | Hamza is being called out for gazing past the order into some faraway thought. | staring past ticket; 'somewhere else' phrasing; direct correction | 21 | true | train |
t030d35s13 | 2 | mind_wandering | attention_perception | hotels_hospitality | {"setting": "hotel kitchen, room service line", "actors": "line cook, night manager", "activity": "plating a club sandwich", "state_instance": "arranging garnish while missing a distant hometown"} | a text message | . | terse clipped | third person | 3 | Petra held the frilled pick over the plate too long, said nothing, then set it down wrong. | Petra's hands stalled because her mind had slipped away from the simple garnish task. | held pick too long; silence; misplaced placement | 22 | true | train |
t030d35s13 | 3 | mind_wandering | attention_perception | hotels_hospitality | {"setting": "hotel kitchen, room service line", "actors": "line cook, night manager", "activity": "plating a club sandwich", "state_instance": "arranging garnish while missing a distant hometown"} | a product review line | . | warm familiar | first person | 4 | I love how the toothpick garnish photo looks here, though honestly I plated three of these thinking only of Zanzibar's beaches. | The reviewer admits her attention during plating was really on a distant beach memory. | admission of thinking elsewhere; warm tone; repeated task noted absently | 29 | true | train |
t030d35s13 | 4 | mind_wandering | attention_perception | hotels_hospitality | {"setting": "hotel kitchen, room service line", "actors": "line cook, night manager", "activity": "plating a club sandwich", "state_instance": "arranging garnish while missing a distant hometown"} | an overheard remark | . | terse clipped | third person | 3 | He keeps garnishing the same plate twice, doesn't even notice. | The cook is so lost in thought he repeats the same small action unaware. | repeated action; lack of noticing; clipped observation | 14 | true | train |
t030d35s13 | 5 | mind_wandering | attention_perception | hotels_hospitality | {"setting": "hotel kitchen, room service line", "actors": "line cook, night manager", "activity": "plating a club sandwich", "state_instance": "arranging garnish while missing a distant hometown"} | a radio call | . | terse clipped | first person | 3 | Copy that, sorry, say again. | The speaker missed the instruction because his mind had slipped away mid-transmission. | asking to repeat; delayed acknowledgment; clipped radio phrasing | 8 | true | train |
t008d31s00 | 0 | attitude_valence | synthpercept_v2 | dating_romance | {"setting": "coffee shop first date", "actors": "narrator, date named Theo", "activity": "recounting his gap-year travels", "state_instance": "narrator admires Theo's worldly, easy confidence"} | a radio call | . | detached procedural | first person | 1 | Subject Theo, table four, recounting Merida trip. | The narrator notes Theo's travel story with only a faint, passing interest. | flat procedural listing, no adjectives, clipped log tone | 12 | true | train |
t008d31s00 | 1 | attitude_valence | synthpercept_v2 | dating_romance | {"setting": "coffee shop first date", "actors": "narrator, date named Theo", "activity": "recounting his gap-year travels", "state_instance": "narrator admires Theo's worldly, easy confidence"} | an overheard remark | ? | plain neutral | third person | 2 | Someone murmured that Theo made hitchhiking through Riga sound like nothing at all? | The listener suspects the narrator is a little impressed by Theo's casual nonchalance. | understatement, sound like nothing, murmured tone | 18 | true | train |
t008d31s00 | 3 | attitude_valence | synthpercept_v2 | dating_romance | {"setting": "coffee shop first date", "actors": "narrator, date named Theo", "activity": "recounting his gap-year travels", "state_instance": "narrator admires Theo's worldly, easy confidence"} | a letter line | . | casual colloquial | third person | 5 | Honestly, Theo just breezed through the story of Penang like the whole world was his backyard. | The letter-writer is openly delighted by Theo's effortless, worldly confidence. | breezed, backyard idiom, honestly intensifier | 20 | true | train |
t008d31s00 | 4 | attitude_valence | synthpercept_v2 | dating_romance | {"setting": "coffee shop first date", "actors": "narrator, date named Theo", "activity": "recounting his gap-year travels", "state_instance": "narrator admires Theo's worldly, easy confidence"} | a product review line | ! | detached procedural | first person | 4 | Five stars, Theo handled Galway chaos flawlessly! | The narrator rates Theo's composure with clear, enthusiastic approval. | five stars, flawlessly, exclamation, review format | 11 | true | train |
t008d31s00 | 5 | attitude_valence | synthpercept_v2 | dating_romance | {"setting": "coffee shop first date", "actors": "narrator, date named Theo", "activity": "recounting his gap-year travels", "state_instance": "narrator admires Theo's worldly, easy confidence"} | an overheard remark | . | plain neutral | first person | 5 | I could listen to Theo's Merida stories forever. | The narrator is captivated and wholly charmed by Theo's storytelling. | forever hyperbole, plain confession, warm simplicity | 11 | true | train |
t076d28s13 | 0 | reluctant_compliance | decision_volition | parenting_childhood | {"setting": "backyard, playdate dispute", "actors": "girl, host mother", "activity": "returning toy with scripted apology", "state_instance": "toy handed back, sentiment plainly retracted"} | a narrative sentence | ? | terse clipped | first person | 4 | I handed the stapler back, said sorry, right? | She is performing the required apology while inwardly disowning every word of it. | clipped fragments, checking tag right, terse handoff | 12 | true | train |
t076d28s13 | 1 | reluctant_compliance | decision_volition | parenting_childhood | {"setting": "backyard, playdate dispute", "actors": "girl, host mother", "activity": "returning toy with scripted apology", "state_instance": "toy handed back, sentiment plainly retracted"} | a group-chat message | ! | plain neutral | first person | 2 | made her give the sieve back and say the sorry line exactly! | The speaker notes the scripted correctness of the act while sensing no real remorse behind it. | plain report, word exactly, flat exclamation | 13 | true | train |
t076d28s13 | 2 | reluctant_compliance | decision_volition | parenting_childhood | {"setting": "backyard, playdate dispute", "actors": "girl, host mother", "activity": "returning toy with scripted apology", "state_instance": "toy handed back, sentiment plainly retracted"} | a product review line | . | formal polished | second person, addressing someone directly | 3 | You will notice the child returns the padlock while reciting only the mother's prescribed sentence. | The reviewer perceives a child mechanically fulfilling instructions without any personal contrition attached. | notice framing, prescribed sentence, only qualifier | 19 | true | train |
t076d28s13 | 3 | reluctant_compliance | decision_volition | parenting_childhood | {"setting": "backyard, playdate dispute", "actors": "girl, host mother", "activity": "returning toy with scripted apology", "state_instance": "toy handed back, sentiment plainly retracted"} | a narrative sentence | . | detached procedural | third person | 5 | Zola returned the pulley and delivered the apology in the mother's exact wording, nothing added. | Zola is executing the apology as a bare instruction, withholding any genuine feeling from it. | exact wording, nothing added, procedural third person | 20 | true | train |
t076d28s13 | 4 | reluctant_compliance | decision_volition | parenting_childhood | {"setting": "backyard, playdate dispute", "actors": "girl, host mother", "activity": "returning toy with scripted apology", "state_instance": "toy handed back, sentiment plainly retracted"} | an overheard remark | . | detached procedural | third person | 5 | She said sorry in the mother's exact words, then let the chisel drop instead of handing it. | The girl fulfills the letter of the apology while the dropped object betrays her withdrawn sentiment. | exact words, dropped instead of handed, flat delivery | 21 | true | train |
t076d28s13 | 5 | reluctant_compliance | decision_volition | parenting_childhood | {"setting": "backyard, playdate dispute", "actors": "girl, host mother", "activity": "returning toy with scripted apology", "state_instance": "toy handed back, sentiment plainly retracted"} | a product review line | . | terse clipped | third person | 1 | Apology correct, feeling absent, sadly. | The reviewer senses a technically proper apology drained of any sincere emotion. | terse contrast, correct versus absent, faint tilt | 9 | true | train |
t056d16s01 | 0 | anchoring_drag | reasoning_judgment | nature_outdoors | {"setting": "farmers market tomato stall", "actors": "shopper, first vendor overheard", "activity": "judging fair produce price", "state_instance": "value sense anchored to the first vendor's quoted price"} | a narrative sentence | ! | warm familiar | first person | 5 | That first stall shouted seventeen a pound, so eight seemed downright fair! | The shopper's whole sense of a fair tomato price is being dragged toward the first vendor's shouted seventeen, treating anything lower as automatically reasonable. | shouted first number, downright fair, exclamation, contrast framing | 14 | true | train |
t056d16s01 | 1 | anchoring_drag | reasoning_judgment | nature_outdoors | {"setting": "farmers market tomato stall", "actors": "shopper, first vendor overheard", "activity": "judging fair produce price", "state_instance": "value sense anchored to the first vendor's quoted price"} | a group-chat message | . | casual colloquial | first person | 2 | so the tomato guy near the fountain said 8 a pound and now everyone else feels like a ripoff lol. | The speaker is measuring every later vendor's price against the fountain guy's eight, so normal prices now read as overcharging. | casual rhythm, one figure repeated, dismissive comparison | 23 | true | train |
t056d16s01 | 2 | anchoring_drag | reasoning_judgment | nature_outdoors | {"setting": "farmers market tomato stall", "actors": "shopper, first vendor overheard", "activity": "judging fair produce price", "state_instance": "value sense anchored to the first vendor's quoted price"} | a text message | ? | warm familiar | first person | 2 | Maren, isn't 8 a pound basically the going rate now, since that first guy said it so confidently? | Maren is treating the first vendor's confident eight as the natural market rate rather than checking other stalls. | confident wording, question seeking confirmation, single quoted figure | 24 | true | train |
t056d16s01 | 3 | anchoring_drag | reasoning_judgment | nature_outdoors | {"setting": "farmers market tomato stall", "actors": "shopper, first vendor overheard", "activity": "judging fair produce price", "state_instance": "value sense anchored to the first vendor's quoted price"} | a group-chat message | ! | plain neutral | first person | 4 | Bruno quoted 8 first, so 8 it is! | The speaker has adopted Bruno's initial eight as the settled fair price without weighing any other stall. | flat declaration, repeated number, quick closure | 13 | true | train |
t056d16s01 | 4 | anchoring_drag | reasoning_judgment | nature_outdoors | {"setting": "farmers market tomato stall", "actors": "shopper, first vendor overheard", "activity": "judging fair produce price", "state_instance": "value sense anchored to the first vendor's quoted price"} | a text message | ? | formal polished | third person | 3 | Zainab wondered whether Joaquin's stall, priced near the 8 the first vendor near Cartagena had quoted, was truly a bargain or just familiar? | Zainab's judgment of a bargain is being pulled toward the first vendor's eight rather than an independent read of quality. | two prices compared, hedging question, prior figure named | 34 | true | train |
t056d16s01 | 5 | anchoring_drag | reasoning_judgment | nature_outdoors | {"setting": "farmers market tomato stall", "actors": "shopper, first vendor overheard", "activity": "judging fair produce price", "state_instance": "value sense anchored to the first vendor's quoted price"} | a product review line | . | warm familiar | first person | 5 | Ever since that first Nagano vendor said 8, every other tomato in Bergen has felt overpriced to me, honestly. | The reviewer's whole standard for a fair tomato price is fixed to the first Nagano vendor's eight, coloring all later comparisons. | explicit comparison chain, warm tone, repeated figure | 26 | true | train |
t154d13s11 | 0 | skilled_choking | learning_skill | news_current | {"setting": "regional chess tournament hall", "actors": "young player, chess journalist", "activity": "moving pieces under a clock", "state_instance": "hand hovers, second-guessing a move it usually makes blind"} | a meeting minute | . | terse clipped | second person, addressing someone directly | 5 | You stopped mid-reach for the bishop; note the journalist's pen, then decide. | Being watched has made the player's normally automatic move suddenly require conscious deliberation. | stopped mid-reach; noting pen; decide instead of act | 18 | true | train |
t154d13s11 | 1 | skilled_choking | learning_skill | news_current | {"setting": "regional chess tournament hall", "actors": "young player, chess journalist", "activity": "moving pieces under a clock", "state_instance": "hand hovers, second-guessing a move it usually makes blind"} | a radio call | . | terse clipped | first person | 4 | Board four, Diego's hand is hovering over the knight, he keeps recounting squares he never counts. | Diego's automatic calculation has broken down into deliberate, uncertain recounting under scrutiny. | hovering hand; recounting squares never usually counted | 21 | true | train |
t154d13s11 | 2 | skilled_choking | learning_skill | news_current | {"setting": "regional chess tournament hall", "actors": "young player, chess journalist", "activity": "moving pieces under a clock", "state_instance": "hand hovers, second-guessing a move it usually makes blind"} | a narrative sentence | ! | casual colloquial | third person | 3 | Marisol's fingers hung over the rook like she'd forgotten how her own hand worked, cameras clicking nearby! | Marisol's ingrained motor skill has collapsed into awkward self-monitoring the instant she noticed the cameras. | hand forgetting itself; hovering; cameras noticed | 23 | true | train |
t154d13s11 | 3 | skilled_choking | learning_skill | news_current | {"setting": "regional chess tournament hall", "actors": "young player, chess journalist", "activity": "moving pieces under a clock", "state_instance": "hand hovers, second-guessing a move it usually makes blind"} | a text message | ! | detached procedural | first person | 3 | Reporter's watching, can't remember how I hold pieces! | The speaker's basic hand mechanics have become alien under the reporter's gaze. | watched; forgetting basic grip; alarmed exclamation | 12 | true | train |
t154d13s11 | 4 | skilled_choking | learning_skill | news_current | {"setting": "regional chess tournament hall", "actors": "young player, chess journalist", "activity": "moving pieces under a clock", "state_instance": "hand hovers, second-guessing a move it usually makes blind"} | a note left for someone | . | terse clipped | first person | 5 | Ana, if my hand looks strange on camera, it's because I suddenly can't trust this move. | Ana anticipates her own automatic move failing now that she is aware of being filmed. | hand looks strange; can't trust familiar move | 21 | true | train |
t154d13s11 | 5 | skilled_choking | learning_skill | news_current | {"setting": "regional chess tournament hall", "actors": "young player, chess journalist", "activity": "moving pieces under a clock", "state_instance": "hand hovers, second-guessing a move it usually makes blind"} | a text message | ? | warm familiar | third person | 4 | Is Freya still hovering over that same pawn since the photographer leaned in? | Freya's usually instant decision has stalled into visible hesitation once she noticed the photographer. | still hovering; same pawn; photographer's lean-in | 15 | true | train |
t046d12s13 | 0 | secondhand_distrust | metacognition_epistemic | casual_chat | {"setting": "text message, sick day", "actors": "coworker, manager", "activity": "reporting sudden flu symptoms", "state_instance": "reluctant pass-through of a convenient illness claim"} | a letter line | . | terse clipped | first person | 4 | Ravi says he has the flu again, apparently. | The writer records Ravi's excuse while signaling she gives it no real credit. | says, again, apparently; clipped terse delivery | 11 | true | train |
t046d12s13 | 1 | secondhand_distrust | metacognition_epistemic | casual_chat | {"setting": "text message, sick day", "actors": "coworker, manager", "activity": "reporting sudden flu symptoms", "state_instance": "reluctant pass-through of a convenient illness claim"} | a group-chat message | . | warm familiar | first person | 4 | Sana just texted the group that Cyrus has sudden flu symptoms, third time this month somehow. | The speaker relays Cyrus's claim to the group while implying a pattern that undercuts it. | texted claim, third time, somehow; warm but pointed tone | 20 | true | train |
t046d12s13 | 2 | secondhand_distrust | metacognition_epistemic | casual_chat | {"setting": "text message, sick day", "actors": "coworker, manager", "activity": "reporting sudden flu symptoms", "state_instance": "reluctant pass-through of a convenient illness claim"} | a diary line | ! | formal polished | second person, addressing someone directly | 4 | Stefan, you told the manager it was flu again, and she wrote it down without one question! | The diarist notes Stefan's repeated claim and the manager's suspiciously easy acceptance of it. | told again, without one question, exclamation emphasis | 22 | true | train |
t046d12s13 | 3 | secondhand_distrust | metacognition_epistemic | casual_chat | {"setting": "text message, sick day", "actors": "coworker, manager", "activity": "reporting sudden flu symptoms", "state_instance": "reluctant pass-through of a convenient illness claim"} | a spoken line | ? | detached procedural | second person, addressing someone directly | 3 | Sick again, Wren, really? | The speaker questions Wren's claim through bare repetition and clipped incredulity. | again, really, question mark, minimal words | 9 | true | train |
t046d12s13 | 4 | secondhand_distrust | metacognition_epistemic | casual_chat | {"setting": "text message, sick day", "actors": "coworker, manager", "activity": "reporting sudden flu symptoms", "state_instance": "reluctant pass-through of a convenient illness claim"} | a diary line | . | plain neutral | second person, addressing someone directly | 3 | You called in sick, Casper, the same day as Ana. | The diarist quietly notes suspicious timing behind Casper's illness claim. | same day as Ana; flat juxtaposition | 14 | true | train |
t046d12s13 | 5 | secondhand_distrust | metacognition_epistemic | casual_chat | {"setting": "text message, sick day", "actors": "coworker, manager", "activity": "reporting sudden flu symptoms", "state_instance": "reluctant pass-through of a convenient illness claim"} | a product review line | . | plain neutral | first person | 3 | I reported flu symptoms, funny how that always happens on ladder duty. | The reviewer undercuts her own claim by flagging its convenient timing. | funny how, always happens, self-undermining aside | 14 | true | train |
t038d03s13 | 0 | active_search | attention_perception | medicine_health | {"setting": "clinic waiting room chairs", "actors": "receptionist, patients", "activity": "surveying seated patients", "state_instance": "surveying seats for a patient who called ahead"} | a spoken line | ? | terse clipped | first person | 4 | Which one is Sokolov, the 62 appointment, still not here? | The receptionist is scanning the room for one named patient who has not shown up yet. | terse question, named patient, appointment number, not here | 17 | true | train |
t038d03s13 | 1 | active_search | attention_perception | medicine_health | {"setting": "clinic waiting room chairs", "actors": "receptionist, patients", "activity": "surveying seated patients", "state_instance": "surveying seats for a patient who called ahead"} | a spoken line | ! | detached procedural | first person | 4 | I am rechecking each row of chairs for the caller from Trieste! | The speaker is systematically resweeping the seats hunting for one specific pre-announced patient. | rechecking, each row, specific caller, procedural exclamation | 15 | true | train |
t038d03s13 | 2 | active_search | attention_perception | medicine_health | {"setting": "clinic waiting room chairs", "actors": "receptionist, patients", "activity": "surveying seated patients", "state_instance": "surveying seats for a patient who called ahead"} | a spoken line | ! | terse clipped | second person, addressing someone directly | 3 | Tom, check that corner again, Voss said she would be sitting there! | The speaker is directing another person to retrace a spot while fixated on one absent, expected patient. | imperative retrace, named absent patient, expectant claim | 16 | true | train |
t038d03s13 | 3 | active_search | attention_perception | medicine_health | {"setting": "clinic waiting room chairs", "actors": "receptionist, patients", "activity": "surveying seated patients", "state_instance": "surveying seats for a patient who called ahead"} | an overheard remark | . | warm familiar | third person | 2 | Nadia kept glancing past the tailor and the glazier, waiting for the woman who had phoned ahead. | Nadia is repeatedly passing over familiar faces while watching for one specific unarrived caller. | glancing past, repeated waiting, one specific caller | 24 | true | train |
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synthcognition
649,502 single sentences, each labeled with the induced cognitive state — the state of the depicted speaker or protagonist that the sentence makes a careful reader infer without ever stating it.
The ~11x successor of synthpercept-v2, widening the 16 pragmatic percept types to 169 cognitive-state types across 12 cognitive-science super-categories (memory, attention, metacognition, reasoning biases, decision/volition, motivation, fine-grained affect, social cognition/ToM, self/identity, pragmatic stance, learning/expertise, temporal cognition — plus the original 16 as their own group). Built as training/eval data for natural-language activation probes ("activation oracles"): the sentence is the subject-model input, cognitive_state is the gold verbalization target. Sentences are single-sentence and end in exactly one punctuation mark (final-token-is-punct rate 1.000 under the Qwen3-8B tokenizer), supporting clean final-token activation reads.
Changes vs synthpercept-v2: no abridged twin and no ambiguity tier (design decisions 2026-08-08); percept renamed to cognitive_state. Graded obviousness (grade 1–5, sampled 10/15/25/30/20% faint→blatant) is kept. Grade mix: {1: 65818, 2: 98797, 3: 162481, 4: 194309, 5: 128097}.
Schema
sentence, cognitive_state, carriers, type, supercategory, domain, seed, fmt, register, person, punct, grade, n_tokens, final_token_is_punct, split, seed_id, row_idx
Split: train / test by whole seed, 12 seeds per type held out (11,645 test rows).
Example (confirmation_bending × workplace_office, grade 4)
sentence:
Dear Carlos, I know that missed deadline looked bad, but truly, it was nothing.cognitive_state: The writer is softening documented evidence of failure to keep their trust in Carlos unshaken.
How it was generated
Fixed hierarchy, all generation by claude-sonnet-5 via the Anthropic Message Batches API (pipeline in pipeline/, taxonomy in taxonomy/):
169 TYPES (16 v2 + 153 new, Fable-5-designed w/ per-type example + banned words)
× 28-of-45 DOMAINS (balanced sample from one global bank) = 4,732 cells
└─ 24 structured seeds per cell {setting, actors, activity, state_instance}
└─ 6 rows per seed format(12) × register(6) × person(3) × length
× final punct × grade(1–5)
Stage 3 validates each row (single sentence, exact final punctuation, per-type banned-word leak check, state-restatement check), applies exact + in-cell content-word Jaccard dedup (0.6), tokenizes with Qwen3-8B, and holds out the seed-level test split. A 169-type smoke gate ran before the full corpus.
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