Changes: Behavior Lab and Diagnostics

Revision as of 03:55, 9 February 2019

The Behavior Lab and Diagnostics division of the Mesa Hub is where hosts are brought to be trained, diagnosed, analyzed, and updated. The division contains two departments, Host Behavior (managing hosts portraying human characters) and Animal Host Behavior (managing hosts portraying animals). ^[1]

Bernard Lowe is the head of this division of Westworld. Elsie Hughes is one of the Behavior technicians who works under Bernard Lowe in the Host Behavior department. Dr. Robert Ford makes visits to Behavior Lab and Diagnostics floors to check up on the hosts.

Elsie and Bernard are programmers, but Quality Assurance also employs programmers. Charlotte Hale instructs Lee Sizemore to program the decommissioned Peter Abernathy host.

Quotes

“	The Behavior Department is the caretaker of host control units, or "brains", and completes programming. The department is divided into two teams: Host Behavior* and Animal Host Behavior.*	”
–Westworld Corporate Guidebook, p. 8, "Host Behavior" , delosdestinations.com

“	Technicians working on Host Behavior are responsible for representing the full range of human experience and the complexity of emotion through simulated cognition. The department works with Narrative to ensure that hosts are complete characters with rich basckstories, gestures and mannerisms. As our hosts become more and more lifelike, the completely immersive park experience only improves.	”
–Westworld Corporate Guidebook, p. 8, "Host Behavior" , delosdestinations.com

“	The "lesser species" are the foundation of our host models and come with complexities and challenges of their own. As Animal Host Behavior Labs are on the same floor as Host Behavior Labs, please make sure to keep track of your belongings.	”
–Westworld Corporate Guidebook, p. 9, "Animal Host Behavior" , delosdestinations.com

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 {{Infobox/Location
+|image = Gunslinger host.jpg
-|title          =
+|imagecaption = A host in the Behavior Lab
-|image          = Gunslinger host.jpg
-|imagecaption   = A host in a behavior lab
 |located_within = [[Westworld Mesa Hub]]
+|status = Compromised
-|type           =
+|description = Hosts are trained, updated, analyzed, and diagnosed here.
-|status         = Active
+|appearances = [[Season One]]
-|description    = Hosts are trained, updated, analyzed, and diagnosed here.
+}}The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' division of the [[Westworld Mesa Hub|Mesa Hub]] is where [[Host|hosts]] are brought to be trained, diagnosed, analyzed, and updated. The division contains two departments, '''Host Behavior''' (managing [[Host|hosts portraying human characters]]) and '''Animal Host Behavior''' (managing [[Animals|hosts portraying animals]]). <ref>[http://delosdestinations.com/intranet/assets/guidebook-012218.pdf ''Westworld Corporate Guidebook'', p. 8-11, delosdestinations.com]</ref>
-|appearances    = [[Season One]]
-}}
-The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' division of the Mesa Hub is where [[Host|hosts]] are brought to be trained, diagnosed, analyzed, and updated. [[Bernard Lowe]] is the head of this division of Westworld. [[Elsie Hughes]] is one of the Behavior technicians who works under Bernard Lowe in the Host Behavior department. Dr. [[Robert Ford]] makes visits to Behavior Lab and Diagnostics floors to check up on the hosts.
+[[Bernard Lowe]] is the head of this division of [[Westworld]]. [[Elsie Hughes]] is one of the Behavior technicians who works under Bernard Lowe in the Host Behavior department. Dr. [[Robert Ford]] makes visits to Behavior Lab and Diagnostics floors to check up on the hosts.
-Elsie and Bernard are programmers, but Quality Assurance also employs programmers. And, Charlotte Hale instructs Lee Sizemore to program the decommissioned Peter Abernathy host.
+Elsie and Bernard are programmers, but [[Quality Assurance]] also employs programmers. [[Charlotte Hale]] instructs [[Lee Sizemore]] to program the decommissioned [[Peter Abernathy]] host.
+==Quotes==
+{{Quote
+|''The Behavior Department is the caretaker of host [[Control Unit|control units]], or "brains", and completes programming. The department is divided into two teams: '''Host Behavior''' and '''Animal Host Behavior'''.''
+|''Westworld Corporate Guidebook'', p. 8, "Host Behavior"
+|[http://delosdestinations.com/intranet/assets/guidebook-012218.pdf delosdestinations.com]}}
+{{Quote
+|''Technicians working on Host Behavior are responsible for representing the full range of human experience and the complexity of emotion through simulated cognition. The department works with [[Narrative and Design|Narrative]] to ensure that hosts are complete characters with rich basckstories, gestures and mannerisms. As our hosts become more and more lifelike, the completely immersive park experience only improves.''
+|''Westworld Corporate Guidebook'', p. 8, "Host Behavior"
+|[http://delosdestinations.com/intranet/assets/guidebook-012218.pdf delosdestinations.com]}}
+{{Quote
+|''The "lesser species" are the foundation of our host models and come with complexities and challenges of their own. As Animal Host Behavior Labs are on the same floor as Host Behavior Labs, please make sure to keep track of your belongings.''
+|''Westworld Corporate Guidebook'', p. 9, "Animal Host Behavior"
+|[http://delosdestinations.com/intranet/assets/guidebook-012218.pdf delosdestinations.com]}}
 ==Gallery==
 ===Hosts in Diagnostics===
 <gallery spacing="small" hideaddbutton="true" orientation="landscape" widths="170">
 Ford_and_Dolores_Analysis_Mode.jpg|Dr. Ford analyzing [[Dolores Abernathy]]
-Maeves-naked-interrogation-in-westworld.jpeg|[[Elsie Hughes|Elsie]] using smart glasses (an OHMD) to diagnose [[Maeve Millay]]
+Maeves-naked-interrogation-in-westworld.jpeg|[[Elsie Hughes|Elsie]] using smart glasses (with a heads-up display) to diagnose [[Maeve Millay]]
 Peter_abernathy_as_host.png|Decommissioned host, [[Peter Abernathy]], being questioned
-Westworld_still_teddy-reflections-blurred.jpg|Host [[Teddy Flood]] in Analysis Mode
+Westworld_still_teddy-reflections-blurred.jpg|A host, [[Teddy Flood]], in Analysis Mode
-Behavior_lab_at_night.jpg|Behavior/Diagnostics in darkness with the rooms empty.
+Behavior_lab_at_night.jpg|A floor in the Behavior Lab and Diagnostics division in darkness with the rooms empty
 </gallery>
+===Documents and schematics===
+<gallery>
+Host Creation Training Guide.png|Behavior Division role within the Host Creation Training Guide <ref>[http://delosdestinations.com/intranet/assets/guidebook-012218.pdf ''Westworld Corporate Guidebook'', p. 17, delosdestinations.com]</ref>
+WCG divisions structure.png|Behavior Division in the management divisions structure<ref>[http://delosdestinations.com/intranet/assets/guidebook-012218.pdf ''Westworld Corporate Guidebook'', p. 4-5, delosdestinations.com]</ref>
+Host Behavior department logo.png|Host Behavior department logo
+Animal Host Behavior department logo.png|Animal Host Behavior department logo
+</gallery>
+==References==
+<references/>
 ==See Also==
 * [[Modes]]
+* [[Westworld Mesa Hub divisions]]
-* [[Manufacturing]]
+* [[Remote Diagnostic Facility]]
-* [[Livestock Management]]
-* [[Executive Offices]]
-* [[Control Room]]
-* [[Narrative and Design]]
-* [[Executive Living Quarters]]
-* [[Cold Storage]]
-* [[Arrivals Monorail Terminal]]
 [[Category:Locations]]
+[[Category:Park management]]