C.40.NU:6 - Bias-Annotation

• Supplier anchoring: product variety hides the unchanged receiving-use assumption.
• Novelty preference: an unfamiliar idea displaces a useful small repair without a value reason.
• Source-count illusion: repeated announcements look like independent evidence.
• Available-support bias: an offered course or tool defines the future before the needed contribution is understood.
• Constraint wishfulness: an inconvenient protection is treated as removable without its owner’s result.
• Search-completion bias: a spent budget or full table is mistaken for adequate coverage.