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       PROJECT NUMBER: 1002 SESSION NUMBER: 1
       DATE OF SESSION: 10 MAY 88 DATE OF REPORT: 10 MAY 88
       START: 1503 END: 1534
       METHODOLOGY: CRV VIEWER IDENTIFIER: 025
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       1. (SINFISK) MISSION: Stage 1, Phase 1 training (but a Phase 2 site
       was attempted). Site was Crater Lake (mountain/water interface).
       2. (SINFISK) VIEWER TASKING: Coordinates 4251/1002.
       3. (S/NF/SK) COMMENTS: 025 correctly perceived and decoded the
       mountain,gestalt. It was pointed out by the trainer that the
       (excellent) representative ideogram "went away" as soon as it was
       correctly decoded. The water (lake) presented a problem of
       perspective; the viewer had not yet been trained to produce a circular
       ideogram (i.e., a horizontal perspective), consequently decoding
       (horizontal vs vertical) was difficult and AOL resulted. But the
       trainer pointed out that the ideogram kept "coming back", reinforcing
       the self-correcting feature of the ideogram.
       025 still exhibits a tendency to "search" for a B prematurely, i.e.,
       before gathering an adequate amount of percepts Tafter several
       iterations of the coordinates). Also, there is still a residual
       tendency to analyze the ideogram. These errors are easily
       correctable, however.
       Ideogram drills will follow this training session.
       4. (S/NF/SK) EVALUATION: W
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