A municipal wedding-license desk uses a general chat model for a multi-step waiting-period calculation and keeps getting the order wrong. Switching to a model suited to that logical task is proposed. Which Chapter 3 mitigation is this?
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Short Explanation
A general chatter is not always the right tool for a waiting-period ladder. Picking a model that fits the logical task is the named mitigation.
Full Explanation
Model-to-task fit is a Chapter 3 mitigation when reasoning-heavy work fails on a poorly matched model. Selection here means suitability for the logical testing task, not a Chapter 5 deep dive into cost, community, or fine-tune potential. Changing models can reduce systematic ordering errors.