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What do the verdicts mean?
Consistent, Inconclusive and Flagged describe how well the interview supported your authorship.
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| Verdict | What it means |
|---|---|
| Consistent (안전) | You explained your work the way its author would. Nothing to follow up. |
| Inconclusive (주의) | The interview did not settle it either way. Usually that means a very short conversation or a technical problem. |
| Flagged (검토 필요) | Something did not line up, and your instructor will take a look. |
Flagged is not an accusation
It means a human should look, and a human will. Nerves, a bad connection, an unusual way of speaking or a very short answer can all produce one. Your instructor sees the full transcript and decides.
If you were flagged and you did the work, say so to your instructor and be ready to talk about it. That conversation resolves most cases.
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