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HCD.2:9 - Consequences

The practitioner gains a comparison that connects development activities to complete later Work, exposes external support before commitment, and preserves uncertainty without becoming silent. A small comparable fragment can be enough to improve a decision, so the method does not require building several complete courses first.

The cost is explicit composition work. Human and provider time, access, transitions, retries, displaced practice, and later evidence can make an attractive programme infeasible. Some requests return to learning-product design, provider enablement, target-domain owners, or a separate target decision rather than yielding a personal recommendation.