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Closely fits what could be included in an ideal protocol. This protocol includes a number 
of differentiated relationships between the contexts and some of these are discussed in 
depth. The important social relationships involving the main character are discussed in 
relation to the problem or in relation to one another. The past, present, and future 
conditions of the main character are discussed as a sequence of contexts (e.g., if A, then 
B; or A implies B) which are relevant to the problem. Several tensions and conflicts are 
discussed relating to, or resulting from, the problem. Temporary priorities are set, 
depending on the different contexts and their consequences for the main character. This 
protocol is close to ideal, because..