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Part I — Engagement, Participation, Formulation and Boundary
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1 PSD.1 - Bound the Decision-Support Engagement and Authority Boundary Candidate engagement, authority, recipient. What advice is needed, for whom, and who makes the later choice? FPF A.15.9, A.10, C.11; PSD.2–PSD.4 when participation, formulations or scope remain live.
2 PSD.2 - Recover Participants, Concerns, and Affected Systems for a Decision-Support Inquiry Candidate participants, concerns, affected Systems. Whose consequential concern or absence could change the inquiry? Uses the bounded PSD.1 question; FPF A.1.CSD for consequence-bearer discovery.
3 PSD.3 - Generate Plural Problem Formulations Candidate plural formulations, framing, disagreement. Which different accounts imply different inquiries or interventions? PSD.1 and PSD.2 when their results are needed; FPF C.17 and C.18 only for their direct objects.
4 PSD.4 - Set and Reopen the Problem Boundary Candidate boundary, exclusions, scope, revision. What is the smallest usable cut, and what would reopen it? An adequate formulation and bounded engagement; PSD.1–PSD.3 for their live questions; FPF A.2.6 for exact scope membership when required.
Part II — Models, Methods and Facilitated Inquiry
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5 PSD.5 - Construct Complementary Situation and Option Models Candidate complementary models, questions, assumptions, losses. Which model supports which claim, and where does the join fail? Qualified inquiry inputs; FPF A.1.1, C.29 and A.10; PSD.6 or PSD.7 for their live questions.
6 PSD.6 - Select Problem-Structuring Methods and Combine Them When Needed Candidate problem-structuring Methods, fit, combination. Which reusable way supplies the missing contribution under these conditions? PSD.1; PSD.5 and PSD.7 when joined; FPF A.3.1, A.3.2 and B.1.5 for their exact claims.
7 PSD.7 - Facilitate Decision-Support Inquiry and Preserve Material Dissent Candidate facilitation, attribution, meaning, dissent. What can participants recognize and what remains materially contested? PSD.2–PSD.4 when live; FPF A.2.9; specialist truth and authority remain direct returns.
Part III — Alternatives, Values, Uncertainty, Consequences and Robustness
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8 PSD.8 - Generate Decision Alternatives Candidate alternatives, mechanisms, staged directions. Which live candidate differs materially from the incumbent? Bounded engagement and formulation inputs; FPF C.17, C.18 and C.38 only when their results are needed.
9 PSD.9 - Represent Values and Trade-Offs Candidate values, objectives, trade-offs, compensation. Which distinctions matter, and what must a score not compensate away? PSD.8 and PSD.11 inputs where needed; FPF A.19 and C.16 for applicable space or measurement claims.
10 PSD.10 - Represent Decision-Relevant Uncertainty and Evidence Limits Candidate uncertainty, evidence, scenarios, information. Which unknown can change eligibility, comparison or the current return? Uses actual candidate and consequence questions; FPF A.10 for reliance and C.11 for later probe choice.
11 PSD.11 - Compare Consequences of Decision Alternatives Candidate consequences, interactions, partial comparison. What follows under the stated configuration, and what comparison is warranted? Qualified PSD.8–PSD.10 inputs; FPF C.11.CRC and A.19.CPM for their direct comparison contributions.
12 PSD.12 - Test Robustness and Sensitivity of Decision Alternatives and Their Comparison Candidate robustness, sensitivity, reversals, information value. Under which justified conditions does the result hold or reverse? Qualified comparison inputs; PSD.10 for unresolved evidence; FPF C.11 for an actual probe choice.
Part IV — Recommendation, Follow-up and the Development of Practice
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13 PSD.13 - Prepare and Return a Decision-Support Recommendation Candidate recommendation, retained set, request, blocker, abstention. What can responsibly be returned now without taking the choice? PSD.1 and the qualified contributing PSD.8–PSD.12 results; FPF A.15.9, A.10 and C.11.
14 PSD.14 - Arrange Decision Follow-up or Reassess Advice After a Change Candidate follow-up, observation, interpretation, change. Which relied-on premise changed, and which advice must be reconsidered? PSD.13 when recommendation follow-up is live; FPF A.10 for one known reliance; A.10.1 when a changed source requires discovering and revalidating several uses; G.11 for currentness; direct subject or service guidance for its own question.
15 PSD.15 - Decide Whether and How to Change Problem-Structuring and Decision-Support Methods Candidate Method repertoire, fit, evidence, source refresh. Which offering should be retained, changed, tested or retired? PSD.6 and actual follow-up evidence; direct Method-engineering and evidence results when required.
16 PSD.16 - Reconcile Simultaneous Problem-Structuring and Decision-Support Work Candidate simultaneous inquiry, coupling, interference, facilitation. Which arrangement preserves a threatened result at acceptable burden? PSD.5–PSD.7 where their contributions interact; FPF C.32.MWA for needed several-structure synthesis.
17 PSD.17 - Deliberately Continue and Change Problem-Structuring and Decision-Support Culture Candidate cultural continuation, interpretation, retention, mediation. What changes across practitioners beyond publication or local performance? PSD.15 and PSD.16 when current; FPF C.20 and C.36 for their direct cultural claims.