Definition
Poles
Each HES element is a spectrum, not a category: the Low and High poles describe how it presents at its two extremes, while the Reference marks the typical, everyday middle. The poles map variation across the range — neither end is inherently better or worse.
Low pattern sensitivity: regularities are detected late or weakly; more data and explicit analysis are required before structure becomes apparent.
Patterns are picked up quickly, including weak statistical signals. The person may “feel” that something is structured or anomalous before being able to explain why.
Patterns become visible when data are sufficient or structure is fairly strong; subtle signals are harder to detect.
Measure
Measuring Methods
• Noisy sequence tasks: measure sensitivity to repetition and structure under controlled noise.
Empirical Anchor
Notes
• Risks at MIN: late trend/anomaly detection; slower adaptation to recurring structure.
• Differs from C005Thinking Depth (early pattern sensing vs. explicit causal modeling).
Citation
Human Elements System. (2026). Implicit Pattern Recognition (HES Passport C006, v1.3.2). hestable.com. https://hestable.com/passport/C006
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