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PSD.15:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Professional continuity and changeFamiliar ways preserve skill and comparability; an incumbent can also hide a recurring failure.
Plurality and usable choiceSeveral Methods may be warranted, but an undifferentiated list shifts all selection work to the next practitioner.
Generality and representative conditionsReuse needs stable guidance; participation, power, values, evidence and authority vary across engagements.
Experiment and protected interestsTrials can improve practice, but participants and receiving decisions must not bear unbounded methodological risk.
Method and supporting arrangementTools, expertise and organizational conditions affect performance without necessarily changing the reusable way.
Lineage and present warrantProvenance makes a variant recoverable; it does not establish fit, effectiveness or cultural uptake.