Principlev1
Use concrete sensory descriptions instead of evaluative
Use concrete sensory descriptions instead of evaluative labels to prevent defensive reactions and enable collaborative problem-solving.
Why This Is a Principle
This is a principle, not an axiom. It derives from Automatic Fusion of Observation and Interpretation (humans automatically fuse observation with interpretation) and Subcortical Fast-Pathway Threat Processing (amygdala processes threat before conscious identification). The principle prescribes a specific communication strategy that follows from these cognitive constraints. It's actionable (use sensory descriptions), general (applies across contexts), and derived from foundational axioms about how perception and threat detection work.