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CHK.4:6 - Bias-Annotation

Completion pressure can turn uncertain or negative answers into apparent passes. An expert may also rely on tacit judgement that others cannot recover. Record the grounds proportionately to how the result will be used, and preserve an honest unresolved answer.

Familiarity can encourage both stale reuse and unnecessary repetition. Examine relevance of the actual premises rather than preferring either “always recheck” or “already green.”