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CLINICAL HYPOTHESIS REPORT (Symptom Domains)
Optional layer from conditions and phenotypes; not a replacement for full reports.
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Subject ID: anonymous

SYMPTOM DOMAIN RANKING
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  Attention & Executive Function: score 35.91
    - Left Frontal Attention Difficulty
    - Right Frontal Attention Difficulty
    - Occipital Alpha Deficiency
  Mood & Emotional Regulation: score 26.79
    - Frontal Alpha Asymmetry (EO) - Mild
    - Frontal Alpha Asymmetry (EO) - Moderate
    - Frontal Alpha Asymmetry (EO) - Severe
  Impulsivity & Arousal Regulation: score 19.82
    - Low Theta/Beta (O1 EO)
    - Very Low Theta/Beta (O1 EC)
    - Low Theta/Beta (O1 EO, Vigilance)
  Social Cognition: score 3.0
    - Frontal Alpha Asymmetry (EO) - Mild
    - Frontal Alpha Asymmetry (EO) - Moderate
    - Frontal Alpha Asymmetry (EO) - Severe
  Social & Interpersonal Function: score 1.0
    - T4 Social-Emotional Processing Deficit

CLINICAL HYPOTHESES (Top Domains)
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  Attention & Executive Function (confidence 1.0)
    Executive control network patterns may suggest attention regulation difficulties, working memory, or executive dysfunction; interpret with behavioral assessment.
  Mood & Emotional Regulation (confidence 1.0)
    Patterns may relate to mood regulation, anxiety, or emotional reactivity; integrate with clinical history and presentation.
  Impulsivity & Arousal Regulation (confidence 1.0)
    Patterns may suggest difficulties with impulse control and arousal regulation; consider ADHD, anxiety, or trauma-related correlates in clinical context.
  Social Cognition (confidence 1.0)
    
  Social & Interpersonal Function (confidence 0.33)
    Patterns may relate to social cognition, empathy, or emotional regulation in social contexts; consider in full clinical picture.

BY PATTERN TYPE (Grouped Findings)
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  Attention Deficit:
    - Left Frontal Attention Difficulty
    - Right Frontal Attention Difficulty
    - Mild Attention Difficulty
  Alpha Asymmetry:
    - Frontal Alpha Asymmetry (EO) - Mild
    - Frontal Alpha Asymmetry (EO) - Moderate
    - Frontal Alpha Asymmetry (EO) - Severe
  Alpha Suppression:
    - Occipital Alpha Deficiency
    - Occipital Alpha Suppression (PTSD/Trauma)
    - Left Frontal Alpha Deficiency (EC)
    - Right Frontal Alpha Deficiency (EC)
    - Occipital Alpha Suppression (PTSD/Trauma)
  Theta/Beta Ratio:
    - Low Theta/Beta (O1 EO)
    - Very Low Theta/Beta (O1 EC)
    - Low Theta/Beta (O1 EO, Vigilance)
    - Significant Attention Difficulty (Possible ADHD)
    - Very Low Theta/Beta (O1 EC)
  Beta Hyperarousal:
    - F7 High Beta (EO)
    - P7 High Beta (EO)
    - T5 High Beta (EO)
    - F7 High Beta (EC)
    - F8 High Beta (EC)
  SMR Deficiency:
    - F7 SMR Deficiency (EO)
    - F8 SMR Deficiency (EO)
    - P7 SMR Deficiency (EO)
    - T5 SMR Deficiency (EO)
    - P8 SMR Deficiency (EO)
  Vigilance:
    - T3 Auditory Hypervigilance
  Social Cognition:
    - T4 Social-Emotional Processing Deficit
  Frontal Slowing:
    - Temporal Theta Excess Pattern
    - Frontal Theta Excess Pattern

Disclaimer: Hypothesis report is for clinical context only; interpret with full reports.
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