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MDPE.6:3.2 - Establish the direct result and the changed conditions

Use the direct Method’s actual result. Record only differences that can alter the receiving choice. Useful condition families, offered as examples, are:

  • performer and body configuration: morphology, effectors, sensing, control, fatigue, injury, prosthesis, robot, or AI contribution;
  • musical or movement carrier: instrument, tuning, range, notation, floor, contact, spatial relation, partner, ensemble, or medium;
  • performance use: social interaction, stage, competition, installation, recording, class, rehearsal, or publication;
  • participation and support: consent, safety, access, teaching capability, venue, equipment, time, cost, or maintenance; and
  • cultural relation: expected recognizers, lineage claim, source attribution, scene boundary, or retained alternatives.

Keep the smallest set of condition families that can change the decision. Unsupported differences remain unknown rather than assumed loss or equivalence.