RMP.Reference:21 - Available repertoire and scope
| Contribution | PatternIDs | Available result and scope |
|---|---|---|
| Question, current frame, and design/stop | RMP.1–RMP.2 | An exact source/owner answer or research question, then EvidenceSufficientStop, ResearchDesignDecision with genuine PostSelectionNeed, ResearchDesignHold or QualifiedNoNewStudy for the current selection. |
| Operationalization and trace | RMP.3–RMP.4 | Question-preserving operationalization or an exact obstacle/return, and a trace for its named examination with explicit limitations. These results come from their respective Methods, not from design selection alone. |
| Analysis, criticism, and credibility | RMP.5–RMP.6 | A bounded claim with method-appropriate criticism, and a relevant credibility decision with interpretation of an actual test result when supplied. Either can finish the present question. |
| Synthesis, episteme revision, and evidence return | RMP.7–RMP.8 | A warranted corpus answer, including an adequate existing synthesis or useful refusal, and an exact knowledge revision with its bounded receiving return. |
| Research Method and practice improvement | RMP.9 | Supported retention, correction or change for the named research use, or a restricted/stopped unsupported use. Relevant Core and field contributions retain their own scope. |
| Practice reconstruction | RMP.10 | A larger evidence programme for an unresolved candidate-Method question, with ordinary recovery and a sufficient bounded stop retained. |
| Method history | RMP.11 | Diagnostic historical comparison that preserves source dependence, surviving rivals and separate causal-use conditions. |
The repertoire contains all eleven RMP patterns. A complete repertoire provides their Methods, not the case-specific evidence, competence or authority needed to use them. A missing external contribution remains a precise limitation on the dependent result.