Decision Friction Index
This release asks a narrow question: after starting a guided scan, how often do people provide substantive answers and choose to unlock the complete report? It does not measure life outcomes, clinical change, or whether a recommendation was objectively correct.
Collecting the baseline; no premature conclusion
The first table is published only after at least 100 scans contain substantive response data. Until then, this page deliberately shows the method and threshold—not a persuasive percentage from a tiny sample.
Included
Server-side aggregate counts grouped by product and calendar month. No answer text, titles, email addresses, session identifiers, IP addresses, or report links.
Known limits
Self-selected visitors, changing traffic sources, small early cohorts, and payment intent can all affect the rates. These counts cannot establish causation or general population norms.
Pre-declared interpretation rules
- 1. Do not publish conversion percentages below the 100-response threshold.
- 2. Show absolute counts beside every rate.
- 3. Do not combine Clarity and MindScan without also showing product-level rows.
- 4. Record material questionnaire or pricing changes before comparing periods.
- 5. Treat the release as product-behavior research, not evidence of psychological efficacy.