Perception Stability Score Diagnostic (PSS)
The Perception Stability Score Diagnostic (PSS) measures how interpretation shifts under pressure — before escalation, burnout, or communication breakdown become visible.
No rollout.
No training commitment.
Just structured clarity.
What the PSS Measures
Most programs measure sentiment.
We measure interpretive stability.
The PSS identifies:
Reactivity patterns under stress
Escalation risk indicators
Interpretive rigidity
Recovery speed after conflict
Assumption hardening
Communication breakdown triggers
This applies to:
Individuals in high-demand roles
Leadership teams
Operational departments
Entire organizations
Interpretation is the upstream variable.
We measure it directly.
Why Start With a Diagnostic?
Because guessing is expensive.
Without measurement:
Training targets the wrong variables
Leaders sponsor initiatives without visibility
Conflict repeats in new forms
Burnout accumulates quietly
Turnover appears “unexpected”
The PSS provides clarity before commitment.
Step 1: Structured Assessment
Participants complete the Perception Stability Scan anonymously (individual or team format available).
Step 2: Stability Mapping
Results are analyzed to identify: Strength zones Pressure vulnerabilities Escalation concentrations Systemic interpretive patterns
Step 3: Post-Diagnostic Report
You receive a structured report outlining: Measured stability levels Risk indicators Recommended next steps Whether a pilot installation is warranted If instability is not significant, no expansion is recommended.
Designed for Risk Containment
The PSS is intentionally structured to:
Avoid premature rollouts
Limit organizational disruption
Provide early signal detection
Preserve leadership credibility
Generate internal evidence before scale
You are not asked to believe.
You are asked to measure.
Individual or Organizational Format
For Individuals
Identify personal interpretive patterns
Increase regulated response capacity
Reduce reactivity under stress
For Organizations
Map escalation clusters
Identify pressure points
Reduce conflict recovery time
Improve structural communication reliability
Same system. Different scale.
What This Is Not
The PSS is not:
A personality test
A wellness survey
An engagement score
A morale assessment
A therapy evaluation
It measures perceptual reliability under pressure.
What Happens After The Diagnostic?
Three possible outcomes:
No significant instability → No action required
Contained instability → Pilot installation recommended
Systemic instability → Structured implementation pathway
Expansion only follows evidence.
Pricing And Scope
Diagnostic pricing is based on participant volume and format (individual or organizational).
Engagement includes:
Structured assessment
Data analysis
Executive or personal results report
Consultation session
Request a brief overview to determine scope and fit.
Measure Before You Modify
Perceptual instability is often invisible — until cost accumulates.
The Perception Stability Scan makes it visible.
Request Diagnostic Overview