62% of emotions significantly elevated at 5 tokens after steering pulse ends

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• 48 of 171 emotion probes individually significant at token 100 post-steeringfinding0.829
  Shows that causal steering effects persist over long ranges for a substantial fraction of emotion probes
• At 100 tokens post-steering, 48 of 171 emotion features remain individually BH-significant despite average effect being near zero.finding0.824
  Demonstrates long-tail persistence of causal steering effect in a subset of emotion features
• 5-token steering pulsemethod0.803
  Causal intervention: applying a 5-token steering pulse at the start of a model turn to measure downstream persistence of emotion feature activation
• Do psychological steering results hold beyond 64-token completions?question0.768
  Acknowledged limitation of restricting experiments to 64-token completions
• Text-based and self-steered emotionality ratings for SAE features are correlated at only ρ = +0.051 (n.s.).finding0.718
  Shows low agreement between the two evaluation modalities
• Cogito emotion probe residual autocorrelation +0.077 above variance-matched controls (p=1.5e-27, 157/171 probes positive)finding0.718
  Demonstrates that Cogito emotion probes are persistently active beyond what is explained by their variance alone
• Impulsivity→interest steering: probe entropy increases (LMM slope=0.024, p=2.30×10⁻⁴) but report entropy does not (p=0.11)finding0.715
  Evidence of a bottleneck between richer internal variation and final report distribution in impulsivity→interest condition
• 0% multi-attempt responses across 7,892 no-steering baseline trials confirming ESR is steering-inducedfinding0.715
  Control result establishing that self-correction is specifically induced by steering, not spontaneous model behavior