The Clarity-Relationship Framework (CRF) — Survey Instrument: Item Bank, Scoring Rules, and Power Analysis Script

The survey instrument for the Clarity-Relationship Framework, released for anyone to use, adapt or redistribute. It measures three constructs: relationship quality inside a team, the team's clarity about its goals, roles and processes, and the clarity of the organizational context the team works in. What the workbook contains. Forty-two core items across fourteen facets, in Italian and English, with the response scale, the reverse-coding rules and the composition model declared for each item. A scoring sheet that computes facet and dimension means automatically, a team report sheet, and a changelog. Eighteen items are flagged for revision in Phase 1 of the validation programme, each with its reason recorded: this is a working draft, not a finished scale, and it is published as such. The rules that govern its use. No report is produced for a team with fewer than five respondents. Feedback means and research means use different floors, and the workbook keeps them separate. The perceived-outcome block supports feedback and is not a sufficient criterion for research, for reasons set out in the accompanying paper. The power-analysis script reproduces every figure reported in Section 6 of the paper: the detection thresholds, the variance-inflation factors, the aggregation arithmetic, and the simulation behind the contextual-bound proposition. Run it and compare. If the numbers disagree with the paper, the paper is wrong. Companion deposit. The paper that states the framework and the validation protocol: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21774303 Released under CC BY 4.0. What changed in version 1.3. The licence moves from CC BY-NC 4.0 to CC BY 4.0. The non-commercial clause made the instrument ambiguous for consultants and trainers using it inside paid engagements, which is the recruitment channel the validation programme depends on; the clause has been removed. The propositions are renumbered to match version 1.3 of the paper (P3 becomes P1; P4a, P4b and P4c become P2a, P2b and P2c). No item, code, reverse-coding rule, formula or threshold has changed: data collected with versions 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2 remain fully comparable.