A.2.1:4.7 - Direct Neighboring Relations
| Current question | Direct exit | Why it stays separate |
|---|---|---|
| Does the holder count under the system-role kind? | A.2, C.3.2 | Classification is a four-input judgment, not assignment obtaining. |
| Can the holder do the Work? | A.2.2 capability and fit | Assignment does not create ability. |
| Does the assignment satisfy a state predicate? | A.2.5 | State has its own predicate, relation occurrence, and truth interval. |
| Which Method admits or organizes the Work? | A.3, A.15 | Method and MethodDescription do not assign a holder. |
| Was Work performed under this assignment? | A.13, A.15.1, F.6 | Use A.13 to identify the actual performer and A.15.1 to admit the dated Work independently. Because this question explicitly asks under which assignment the Work was performed, F.6 then checks that separate relation against the assignment already used by A.13. |
| Does a decision or installation help constitute this species? | the direct domain relation and species predicate | It matters only when the admitted species says so; an episteme is not a generic participant. |
| Is the holder responsible, committed, permitted, authorized, or able to access something? | the admitted direct domain predicate, A.2.8, A.2.8.PER, or missing-governor | Evaluate the claim about the holder using the direct predicate and its declared participants. The assignment can supply an applicability ground where specified. |
| What supports use of the assignment claim? | evidence, reliance, provenance, source-use, or publication pattern | Support concerns the assertion; it does not make the relation obtain. |
| Does a model-use structure change this receiving interpretation? | A.1.1 plus the receiving assertion or use | It is not an optional participant of the assignment family. |
Assignment-establishing world-side relations and epistemic support are not interchangeable. A constituting decision or installation occurrence affects a species only when its direct predicate says so. Evidence can support relying on the assertion without constituting the assignment.