A recommendation flips when one contestable score moves by a single point. The recommendation is:
A recommendation flips when one contestable score moves by a single point. The recommendation is:
Answer
Not robust, and the response must say so
Options - A. Robust — a one-point move is within normal error - B. Not robust, and the response must say so - C. Proof that the matrix itself is wrong - D. A stage-4 concern, not a stage-3 one Why - A. A one-point move on a contestable score is exactly what a reader will try. If it flips the answer, the answer depends on a judgement. - B. Correct — say the winner is not robust, say what it turns on, and say what evidence would settle it. That is a finding, not a failure. - C. The matrix is a lens; it has shown that the choice is close. That is information, not an error. - D. Sensitivity is a stage-3 output — the sixth rubric line. Stage 4 inherits the finding and works with it.
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