Choose a reasoning scaffold that separates evidence checks from the final executive answer.
Nadia needs the model to prepare board Q&A without inventing certainty. Which prompt move best uses chain-of-thought principles without dumping raw reasoning into the board answer? Ask the model to think through variance drivers, uncertainty, and recommended action, then output only answer, evidence, and risk. Right. This separates reasoning from presentation: the model performs the checks that CoT helps with, while the final answer stays executive-ready. Ask for ten likely board questions and ten confident answers in one pass. Weaker. It optimizes volume, not reliability. The principle violated is decomposition: the model can generate plausible answers before checking evidence. Paste…
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