PRISM Computational Studies - GB-C II: Persistent Subject-State and Behavioral Organization

PRISM Computational Studies - GB-C II documents the transition from present-interval meaning construction to persistent subject-state and candidate behavioral organization within the General Behavior Calculus architecture. PRISM V0.2 introduces occurrence-preserving signal reception, persistent Individual Affinity Profiles, Internal State Development, candidate behavioral construction, internal accessibility, external permissibility, and Behavioral Posterior normalization. A five-interval developmental sequence demonstrates how interpreted meaning can modify a persistent subject-state, condition later interpretation, and reorganize the field of candidate behavioral possibilities while preserving complete computational provenance. The study establishes the implemented pathway from signal reception through GB-9, stopping before behavioral selection, consequence, restoration, drift, and recurrent environmental feedback.