- In short
- Selecting a prompting strategy means evaluating a described task and choosing the correct control-latitude calibration - analysis, research, drafting, or brainstorming - based on its actual underlying goal rather than its surface wording. A request phrased as an open question can still be an analysis task if it implies fixed criteria and a defined standard, and choosing the wrong calibration, such as tight constraints on a brainstorm, is a common exam distractor pattern.
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