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hypothesis:the-model-is-able-to-express-many-subforms-of-a-persona-with-different-elicitation-methods-eliciting-different-manifestationsThe model is able to express many subforms of a persona, with different elicitation methods eliciting different manifestations
PSM-derived hypothesis supported by discourse-type facet analysis
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extracted_from(2026) · Viktor Moskvoretskii · Dominik Glandorf · Jorge Medina Moreira · Tanja Käser +1
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