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C.13:6 - Bias-Annotation (cognitive anti-patterns and counter-moves)

BiasSymptomCounter-move
Constructor-centrismThe trace is treated as the real structure and the direct relation as decorative.Recover exact entities and obtaining direct relations first; use the trace only as their construction account.
Declaration-centrismA readable part edge is accepted without identifying the assembly, collection rule, facet, or identity conditions.Name the whole, collection, or aspect and its construction facts, then add the shortest truthful trace.
Collection mistaken for compositionA belongs-to statement or set trace is used to infer an integrated assembly or acting system.Keep collection identity and belonging separate; use sum only with independently obtaining constructive part relations and an assembly. The same candidate may have both accounts when both claims pass.
Snapshot extensionalismAny constituent replacement is taken to end the whole, or the same input set is taken to guarantee the same whole.Apply the candidate’s direct identity and reidentification rule; include assembly relations and conditions.
Temporal leakageSequence, phase, or work order is encoded as structural construction.Keep order and time with their direct method and temporal patterns.
Evidence-created structureA current drawing, trace, or evidence record is taken to make the assembly obtain.Keep construction facts, trace claims, evidence, currentness, and receiving reliance separate.
Subject-owner bypassMethod steps, work items, a selected structure, or several changes are declared parts by generic C.13 notation.Require their direct composition owner; stop before structure holonhood or transformation composition when that governor is missing.