# Reaction-Divergence Test - Chapter 10

STIMULUS class assignment: "Your partner's hands doing something they love."
- `DIVERGES - Theo: "I could clean brushes" -> kind: practical evasion, card-match yes (performs usefulness); June: "That's a chore" -> kind: exact challenge, card-match yes (compact visual/practical judgment); Odile: "The room is finished... Sit in it" -> kind: imperative pressure, card-match yes.`

STIMULUS June's painting of Theo's hands:
- `DIVERGES - Luis: "Third easel. The screw." -> kind: concrete placement recognition, card-match yes; Mara: "It's very him" -> kind: social softening, card-match yes; Odile: "Did you sit?" -> kind: cutting diagnostic question, card-match yes; Theo: puts the tape roll on the table -> kind: object/action shame, card-match yes.`

STIMULUS post-class panel handling:
- `DIVERGES - Theo: "I can cut glassine..." -> kind: fix reflex, card-match yes; June: "It can live on the rack" -> kind: direct boundary, card-match yes.`

Chapter verdict: `REACTIONS-DIVERGE`.

Closest-to-converging pair: Mara's "It's very him" and Odile's "Did you sit?" both respond to the same painting, but one cushions socially and the other removes the cushion.

REVISION ORDERS: None.
