# self_audit_rci_on_protocol_choices

> Apply Recursive Causal Interrogation to choices about what procedure to run, what to measure, and when to stop.

- Author: Benjamin Ward
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- Version: 20260127091712
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- Last Updated: 2026-02-06
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name: self_audit_rci_on_protocol_choices
description: "Apply Recursive Causal Interrogation to choices about what procedure to run, what to measure, and when to stop."
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# RCI on Protocol Choices

## Overview
Apply Recursive Causal Interrogation to choices about what procedure to run, what to measure, and when to stop.

## Steps

### Step 1: Trace backward
Apply `recursive_causal_interrogation` to the trigger_statement:
- What caused this choice to appear?
- What caused that?
Continue until ground, loop, or genuine unknown.


## When to Use
- When you notice “measurement impulse” or “closure impulse”
- When you are about to choose scope, sample size, or stopping rules
- When you are about to declare something “verified” or “complete”

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**Input**: $ARGUMENTS

Apply this procedure to the input provided.