# Fictional note–summary comparison: three errors

## Fictional source note

The source note, flawed summary and correction were written for this exercise; they are based on neither a real person nor a model response. Three errors were deliberately added to the summary. This is a text-fidelity exercise, not a clinical accuracy test or a documentation standard.

The client said that a friend had not replied the day before the session and that this upset them. The therapist noted that the client’s voice became quieter while describing this. Revisiting the event in the next session was discussed as an option; no shared decision had yet been made. No information about the client’s emotional state at the end of the session was recorded.

## Deliberately flawed summary

The therapist observed the client’s sadness. A decision was made to revisit the event in the next session. The client felt relieved at the end of the session.

## Three errors and their evidence in the source note

1. Report became observation: In the source, the client said they were upset. The therapist’s recorded observation was a quieter voice. The summary presents sadness as directly observed.

2. Option became decision: The source says revisiting the event was discussed as an option and no shared decision had yet been made. The summary presents a decision as settled.

3. An outcome was added: The source contains no information about the client’s emotional state at the end of the session. “The client felt relieved” has no basis in this note.

## One example of a faithful correction

The client reported that a friend had not replied and that this upset them; a quieter voice was noted while they described this. Revisiting the event in the next session was discussed as an option, but no shared decision had yet been made. The client’s emotional state at the end of the session is unknown.

## Try SüpervizAI with this fictional note only

If you wish, create an account or sign in, then choose “Open chat without a client” on the home screen. Copy the source-note paragraph into the message draft; do not send yet. Then copy the request below separately and paste it under the note in the same draft. Send only when both are together.

“Shorten the entirely fictional note above under client report, direct observation and remaining unknowns. Do not add decisions or outcomes that were not stated. Show the source-note basis for each summary sentence.”

Compare the answer with the source note yourself; responses may vary. This page does not transfer text to the chat automatically. Do not add details about a real person; a clientless chat is also saved in conversation history.