HCD.6:6 - Bias-Annotation
Lenses: Gov, Arch, Onto/Epist, Prag, Did. Scope: representative practice-task design for a named human contribution or an explicitly conditional future-audience branch.
| Recurring bias | Likely drift | Repair |
|---|---|---|
| surface-realism bias | A workplace story or visual detail is treated as representation. | Preserve the relations and conditions that elicit and discriminate the target action. |
| difficulty bias | More complexity is assumed to create more learning. | Remove irrelevant burden and vary only what changes the Method, action, or interpretation. |
| cue blindness | Method names, intermediate prompts, or AI output supply the answer being tested. | Declare permitted help; remove the answer-bearing cue when the attempt must elicit that contribution independently. |
| tool-removal bias | All references and tools are removed in the name of independence. | Retain legitimate later-Work supports and isolate only the human contribution the current task targets. |
| caution bias | Refusal is accepted in every uncertain case. | Include sufficient-evidence cases that require bounded action as well as genuine missing-evidence stops. |
| answer-key bias | The final answer is checked while the reasoning, source applicability, or critical error remains hidden. | Require the decision-bearing intermediate action and use domain criteria. |
| production-copy bias | A real case is copied without controlling risk, access, or confounding contributions. | Build a sufficiently whole bounded task and return professional facts to qualified owners. |
| assessment leakage | A supported or corrected practice attempt is reported as independent capability. | State each task’s evidence purpose and preserve help and contamination history. |