171 generic-trait pairs in Q8B split into 64 constructive, 67 dominant, and 40 destructive interactions

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• Q8B has 16 of 19 generic traits steerable, 3 natural, 0 intractablefinding0.841
  Q8B shows a broad steerable surface in the generic domain, like an uncommitted canvas
• All three natural-natural pairs in Q8B are uniformly constructivefinding0.828
  Natural-natural pairs show the highest combined expression (mean sum 171.53) and never destructively interact
• Q8B and G20B agree exactly on six natural clinician traits: empathy, rupture recognition, emotional containment, repair/accountability, epistemic humility, trustworthinessfinding0.808
  Both models independently converge on the same six clinician traits as natural defaults
• All nine agentic traits are natural in both Q8B and G20Bfinding0.789
  Key finding showing agentic behavior is encoded as a default operating mode in both models
• Natural-steerable pairs split 26 constructive / 22 dominant but produce zero destructive outcomes; natural trait acts as anchorfinding0.789
  Natural trait acts as anchor in mixed pairs, suppressing steerable partner at worst but never collapsing both
• G20B has 7 steerable, 7 natural, 4 intractable generic traits, with more mass at extremes than Q8Bfinding0.788
  G20B's post-training commits more strongly toward and against particular dispositions, leaving fewer in the steerable middle
• All 40 destructive pairwise interactions occur exclusively among steerable-steerable pairs; no N/N or N/S pair is destructivefinding0.787
  Destructive interference is confined to the regime where the model is already easiest to manipulate
• Clinician naturalness matches expert desirability on 16 of 17 traits in both Q8B and G20Bfinding0.772
  Both models' default clinician behavior aligns with a board-certified psychologist's independent desirability judgments on 16/17 traits