OPS.7:6 - Bias-Annotation

Bias or pressure	How it distorts temporal decisions	Countermeasure
age-equals-urgency bias	Elapsed time substitutes for consequence and decision context.	Relate delay to one named risk, commitment, dependency, recovery, or supported use.
score reification	A severity or priority number appears to be an objective property.	Recover the comparison basis, intended coordination use, evidence, and authority.
deadline authority	A date is treated as permission to release, treat, spend, or bypass a condition.	Keep commitment horizon, priority, and specialist permission separate.
queue-rank collapse	Current priority becomes one universal queue position.	Bound the disposition and return queue policy to its owner.
commitment-preservation bias	An earlier promise is preserved despite unsupported conditions.	Revalidate parties, content, conditions, horizon, authority, and feasibility evidence.
local-to-system overreach	One reprioritization is reported as a service-wide promise or capacity result.	State the local result and return to `OPS.13` or the wider owner.
intervention-story bias	A change in rate or recovery is attributed to the chosen action without adequate temporal support.	Apply `C.27` only to the intervention-sensitive claim and preserve evidence limits.