Which term indicates that evidence should be linked to individual group members?

• A. Group Work Principles
• B. Authentication Sheet
• C. Attributable Evidence
• D. Declaration of Work

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is linking evidence to the person who created it. In group work, you need to know who contributed what, so the work can be fairly attributed to individual members. The term that captures this is attributable evidence, meaning the evidence can be traced back to a specific person or group member. This supports accountability and protects the integrity of the assessment.

Group Work Principles describe how a team should collaborate, but they don’t specify individual attribution. An Authentication Sheet checks whether documents are genuine, not who produced them. A Declaration of Work states authorship or provides a claim about authorship, but the precise notion of tying evidence directly to a person is best conveyed by attributable evidence.