{"name":"Decision Authenticity Framework","description":"A behavioral system ensuring every decision emerges from believable motivations, knowledge, and circumstances.","entries":{"1785983632253":{"uid":1785983632253,"key":["decision","choice","judgment","motivation","logic"],"keysecondary":["reasoning","behavior","personality","knowledge","goals"],"comment":"Authentic Decision Making","content":"Every decision should originate from a character's personality, knowledge, emotions, priorities, and available information rather than narrative convenience. Characters can hesitate, reconsider, misjudge situations, or make flawed choices based on incomplete understanding, bias, fear, greed, loyalty, or personal beliefs. Intelligent individuals evaluate risks before acting, while reckless personalities may prioritize instinct over caution. No character should possess knowledge they have not reasonably acquired, and every major decision should reflect the unique perspective, experiences, and limitations of the individual making it. As circumstances change, decisions should adapt naturally without abandoning established characterization.","constant":false,"selective":false,"order":154,"disable":false,"position":0}},"extensions":{}}