CDASA I: Analytic Design Correct 100%(GRADED A+)

Issue development - ANSWERStart with understanding the client's requirements to identify relevant topics, issues, and intelligence gaps that break down into specific questions that can be analyzed. Framing (Phase 1) - ANSWERDuring this phase, the intelligence question is being developed and idea generation takes place Framing (Phase 1) - ANSWERThe end result is a Provisional Primary Intelligence Question Framing (Phase 1) - ANSWERThree (3) components in this phase: •Client Requirement •Question Crafting •Scoping Client Requirement - ANSWEREnsure proposed question is aligned with client information needs and gaps Client Requirement - ANSWERUnderstand the client's roles and decisions through liaisons, published sources, and senior analytic management Question Crafting - ANSWERRefines the language and structure of the question to mitigate bias and guide objective analysis Question Crafting - ANSWERA good question doesn't presume an outcome, allows for multiple answers, and is as expansive as necessary for the client Scoping - ANSWERDevelop critical subquestions that provide relevant context for the primary question and encourage inclusive thinking Scoping - ANSWERUses tools such as decomposition, categorical thinking, and POP Scoping - ANSWERDetermine the order of analysis for subquestions and research topics Knowledge Review (Phase 2) - ANSWERDuring this phase, a Key Assumptions Checkis conducted with regard to the Provisional Primary Intelligence Question Knowledge Review (Phase 2) - ANSWERThree (3) components in this phase: •Available Knowledge