HCD.11:2 - Problem

A visible output often mixes contributions from the person, a template, an AI assistant, a colleague and feedback. A correct answer after a cue can conceal the very recognition failure the assessment was meant to expose. Conversely, removing a required source can make competent source-dependent work look like a personal deficit.

A single score compounds the problem when correct calculation offsets an unsupported compatibility claim, missing observations are treated as errors, or a representative sample is replaced by whichever exercise is easiest to mark. The assessment then directs practice toward the wrong problem and gives later users more confidence than the observations warrant.