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PSD.16:6 - Bias-Annotation

Scope: arrangements of problem-structuring and decision-support work for a named engagement. The pattern does not govern every concurrent project activity.

Watch for analytical capture: the easiest-to-compute account becomes the whole question. Watch also for participation romanticism: a joint session is credited with representation, expertise or agreement it did not establish. The repair is to trace the actual claim and contribution, including absent or protected participation, rather than treating either the model or the meeting as authoritative.

Architectural tidiness can hide moved burden. Inspect the participant, specialist or recipient who now pays for the proposed improvement. A successful local variant remains local evidence, not proof that a profession has adopted it.