Dr. Alexis Black Aleride
Senior Researcher · Department of Psychology · Project Lead
Site-19 · Level 3
Profile
Alexis Black Aleride, Senior Researcher at Site-19, Department of Psychology. Leads the
assessment teams attached to containment projects and coordinates their interview schedules
and consolidated findings. Routine duties cover personnel psychological assessment,
psychological evaluation and interviewing of anomalous entities, post-exposure intervention
for cognitohazardous contact, and memory integrity review. Judgement rests on behavioural
sequences and narrative structure rather than self-reported motive, emotional display or the
impression of a single interview; where self-report conflicts with behavioural record, the
record stands. Doctoral training at Harvard University in Psychology and Clinical Psychology,
covering psychological tolerance to memetic hazards, narrative consistency analysis in
interviews, memory integrity assessment following cognitive contamination, and psychological
stability assessment systems for long-term resident personnel.
Signed assessment reports are fixed in structure and short in content — number, conclusion,
necessary action, nothing further; no extended discussion, no speculative remarks. Beyond
routine assessment, handles periodic review of personnel exposed to cognitohazards, watching
for delayed cognitive drift. Current work centres on post-exposure personnel review. Resident
at site; no external duties; rarely appears on jointly signed documents. Full record:
Curriculum Vitae.
Research Record
| Ref. | Project | Progress |
|---|
| REC-01 |
Narrative consistency analysis. Three primary indices — timeline coherence, referential
stability, density of sensory detail — form a framework for assessing interview material,
replacing earlier reliance on assessor impression. Now in routine use. |
Ongoing |
| REC-02 |
Tolerance grading following cognitohazard exposure. Tolerance is not linearly related to
exposure duration but correlates strongly with prior exposure history; cycle ceilings
revised accordingly. Specimen ████. |
Cyclic |
| REC-03 |
Memory integrity assessment after amnestic administration. Amnestic treatment produces
collateral damage in the interval adjacent to the target window, with range scaling
against dosage. Folded into pre-administration disclosure. Partner ████████. |
Closed |
| REC-04 |
Standardisation of interviews with anomalous entities. Fixing question order, interval
and wording measurably reduces the effect of leading questions on conclusions.
Region ████████. |
Ongoing |
| REC-05 |
Periodic stability assessment for long-term resident personnel. Review intervals set by
post risk grade rather than uniformly across all staff; trialled on high-risk posts. |
Ongoing |
| REC-06 |
Contamination spread pathway of memetic vectors. Transmission depends on semantic
comprehension rather than mere perception; circulation limits on vector files revised. |
Closed |
| REC-07 |
Revision of the empathy response scale for personnel with anomalous entity contact.
Original scale lacked discriminative power in this population; scoring items and
thresholds reset. |
Ongoing |
Current Projects
| Ref. | Project | Progress |
|---|
| PR-████ | Long-term tracking of delayed cognitive drift after exposure | Ongoing |
| PR-████ | Cross-site validation of the standardised interview protocol | Ongoing |
| PR-████ | Correlation review between tolerance grading and cycle ceilings | Ongoing |
| PR-████ | Field testing of the revised empathy response scale | Suspended |
Incident Record
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Publications
| Ref. | Title | Venue | Year | Class |
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| P-01 | ████████████████████████████████ | ████████ | 2019 | Classified |
| P-02 | ████████████████████████████████████ | ████████ | 2018 | Classified |
| P-03 | ██████████████████████████████ | ████████ | 2017 | Classified |
| P-04 | ██████████████████████████████████ | ████████ | 2016 | Classified |
| P-05 | ██████████████████████████ | ████████ | 2015 | Classified |
Duties
| Ref. | Item | Status |
|---|
| A-01 | Personnel psychological assessment and stability review | Permanent |
| A-02 | Psychological evaluation and interviewing of anomalous entities | Permanent |
| A-03 | Post-exposure intervention and review | Permanent |
| A-04 | Memory integrity assessment and post-amnestic review | Permanent |
| A-05 | Narrative consistency analysis of testimony | Permanent |
| A-06 | Assessment team scheduling and interview allocation | Permanent |
| A-07 | Junior researcher supervision and report review | Permanent |
| A-08 | Cross-project interview coordination and consolidation | Permanent |
Clearance
| Ref. | Authorisation | Level |
|---|
| C-01 | Psychological assessment, Safe-class entities | L3 |
| C-02 | Psychological assessment, Euclid-class entities (escorted) | L3 |
| C-03 | Contact with cognitohazardous entities, within protection and cycle limits | L3 |
| C-04 | Access to personnel psychological files | L3 |
| C-05 | Proposal rights for amnestic administration | L3 |
| C-06 | Contact with Keter-class entities | Denied |
| C-07 | Unprotected contact with memetic vectors | Denied |
Qualifications
| Ref. | Item | Cert. |
|---|
| Q-01 | Clinical Psychology & Structured Interviewing | ████ |
| Q-02 | Cognitohazard Exposure Assessment | ████ |
| Q-03 | Memory Integrity Testing | ████ |
| Q-04 | Memetic Contamination Identification | ████ |
| Q-05 | Personnel Stability Grading | ████ |
"The mind lies to itself first."
SECURE. CONTAIN. PROTECT.
SCP Foundation
A. B. Aleride / Site-19 / Level 3
Last updated: ████-██-██