Module 4 focuses on the Objective section of the SOAP note — one of the most misunderstood and legally significant components of clinical documentation. Learners explore how to distinguish observable behaviors from interpretations, shift from basic descriptions to behavior‑anchored writing, and apply the three pillars of advanced Objective documentation: observable behavior, session engagement, and behavioral patterns over time. Using Session 4 of the Amari case simulation, the module contrasts a flawed Objective section with a corrected, defensible version to demonstrate how neutral, measurable, and pattern‑sensitive documentation strengthens clinical reasoning and protects professional integrity. The module concludes with a quiz and an AI‑supported practice activity to reinforce advanced Objective‑writing skills.