Step Content Status
The supplied specification supports the stepwise workflow and chain areas but does not provide exact substantive 10-step labels or prompts. The public demo must show unresolved step content rather than invent it.
10-Step Social Situation Mapping Process
10-Step Social Situation Mapping Process is a guided workflow for practitioners and learners. Practitioners use it to build a social-reasoning chain that links situation cues, people involved, perspectives, possible behaviors, and resulting outcomes while marking where learner reasoning needs support.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Learner And Practitioner Roles
The learner contributes observations, perspectives, choices, and outcome thinking. The practitioner facilitates, supports, corrects, and controls final review.
Partial Chains
If only some steps are completed, the result remains a partial chain and should not present itself as complete.
Does the demo include the exact 10 step prompts?
No. The supplied product specification does not provide the exact step labels or prompts, so the demo must mark that content as unresolved rather than invent it.
Can the learner revise earlier reasoning?
Yes. The workflow supports returning to earlier steps as the learner's reasoning changes.
Does the process score the learner's reasoning?
No. It records a reasoning chain, completion state, and support or correction notes without unsupported scoring.