A municipal ice-rink booking pack botches a three-rule fee ladder in one shot. The tester splits the work into “list rules → apply one booking → check the total” and reviews each reply before the next. Which mitigation is named?
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Short Explanation
One giant leap broke the fee ladder; three small verified steps catch errors early. That is divide-and-verify, not a single unverified dump.
Full Explanation
Dividing prompts into manageable segments and verifying each reply before continuing mitigates reasoning errors on multi-rule tasks. Early review stops a faulty intermediate from poisoning later steps. This is a Chapter 3 mitigation for complex logic, not a Chapter 2 technique-selection quiz.