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OPS.19:6 - Bias-Annotation

BiasLikely driftCountermeasure
utilization biasBusy resources are treated as the operating result.State the useful service, case, cash, resilience, quality, and recovery consequences that can defeat utilization.
scale collapseCase, shift, service, operating-System, and improvement results are added or averaged as though they share one subject.Keep subject, scope, horizon, scheme, and evidence with every claim.
sequence biasAll simultaneous Work is forced into one process order.Preserve independently grounded Work wholes and their actual order, episode, part, or overlap relations.
dashboard realismA visible measure or diagram is treated as the obtaining operation.Recover the represented subjects, relations, omissions, and receiving use.
scalarization biasUnlike consequences are compressed into one ungrounded score.Compare them through the applicable decision rule and protected conditions.
authority aggregationOne coordinator appears able to grant clinical, safety, financial, employment, and release decisions.Name the actual decision holder and return missing authority.
action biasStarting something is preferred to a bounded hold or unresolved result.Keep defer, hold, stop, and exact missing return as legitimate alternatives.