PSDA.11:6 - Bias-Annotation

Scope: decision-support engagements for a named receiving decision or Work. Lenses: Gov concerns participation and decision authority; Arch, the engagement boundary and dependent contributions; Onto/Epist, keeping the subject, claims, recommendation, and later choice distinct; Prag, a useful return at proportionate effort; Did, plain entry cues that preserve the distinction between cheap recognition and consequential assurance.

Recurring bias	Likely drift	Repair
sponsor-language bias	The sponsor’s first wording becomes the problem and scope.	Name the receiving use, affected consequence, exclusions, and reopen condition before accepting the formulation.
authority-by-visibility bias	The meeting chair, report author, model owner, or recipient is treated as the choice owner.	Recover the later decision and its authority basis separately.
Method-first bias	A familiar PSM, workshop, model, or scoring scheme determines the engagement boundary.	Return the bounded question first; select Methods only for the result that is actually missing.
stakeholder-list bias	A visible list is treated as complete participation and concern recovery.	Continue with `PSDA.12` when affected Systems, representation, duties, interests, or dissent can change the return.
recommendation-as-choice bias	A confident recommendation, rank, or tool output is presented as authorization.	State the recipient, choice owner, next use, and stop at the recommendation boundary.
exhaustive-framing bias	Every possibly related concern is admitted before any useful result can be returned.	Choose the smallest current boundary and one observable reopen condition.