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EVIDENCE CONTROL

Evidence-to-claim map

The map prevents a source from being treated as proof of a proposition it does not directly test.

Current position: the structured literature review is not yet complete. Entries below define the evidence needed; they are not findings.
ClaimEvidence requiredCompeting explanationCurrent assessment
P01 Family-level continuityLongitudinal, multi-informant and within-family evidence with credible controlsShared environment, socioeconomic persistence, selective memoryReview required
P02 Context moderationComparative evidence across institutions, periods or social conditionsMeasurement differences, cohort effects, unobserved confoundingReview required
P03 Interruption and redirectionProspective evidence around identifiable changes or disruptionsRegression to the mean, maturation, unrelated life eventsReview required
P04 AI cognitive environmentLongitudinal and experimental evidence on skill use, delegation and verificationEducation, workplace design, novelty and self-selectionOpen research question
P05 Societal aggregationMulti-level evidence linking individual mechanisms to institutional changeTop-down policy, economics, demography and historical contingencyReview required

How entries become assessable

  1. Record a narrow claim and proposition ID.
  2. Add a stable citation and source type.
  3. Extract method, population, result and limitation.
  4. State whether the source supports, challenges or is neutral.
  5. Record an independent confidence judgement with reasons.
  6. Update the proposition assessment only after contrary evidence is also reviewed.