This can be done provided the practitioner can ask the right questions to make the binary "yes," or "no," or "uncertain," in however this has been set up, so it is understandable and interpreted accurately. The ability to do this will vary among individuals. As we have stated previously, not everyone can use such a process to get accurate feedback, so there is a level of uncertainty involved in capturing such information and acting on it, but there are many clever ways to construct a list of queries, allowing a "yes" or "no" response, and piecing together a narrative from those answers.
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