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HCD.9:6 - Bias-Annotation

Lenses: Gov, Arch, Onto/Epist, Prag, Did. Scope: one focused practice–feedback–correction–retry episode for a named human action.

Recurring biasLikely driftRepair
hours-dose biasLogged time is treated as the mechanism or proof of improvement.Preserve the task, action, support, feedback, correction, and retry.
corrected-product biasThe final answer overwrites the first attempt and received help.Keep first response, provider contribution, learner correction, and retry separate.
answer-substitution biasTeacher, peer, or AI output becomes the learner’s performance.Require a learner action after the contribution and retain attribution.
score-only biasA mark or threshold supplies no actionable information.Name the criterion, observed error, useful part, and next action.
feedback-immediacy biasOne timing rule is applied regardless of risk and purpose.Choose timing from safety, consequence, first-attempt value, and error rehearsal.
exact-repeat biasMemorizing the corrected answer is mistaken for rule use.Change a decision-bearing condition when discrimination or adaptation matters.
total-retest biasOne defect causes every supported requirement to be repeated.Retry affected requirements and reopen others only when contradicted or material.
practice-effect biasA local changed attempt becomes capability, transfer, retention, or programme-effect proof.Limit the conclusion and route stronger inference to HCD.11–HCD.13.