Figure 1
A table titled Trigger-tension activation matrix with four rows and six columns. The columns are labeled Protection-Innovation, Exploration-Exploitation, Collaboration-Isolation, Efficiency-Quality, Autonomy-Control, and AI as amplifier. The rows are labeled Regulatory reform, Workload and resource pressure, Institutional scrutiny, and Procedural and organisational demands. The table uses symbols to indicate primary and secondary activations. Regulatory reform has a primary activation in the Protection-Innovation column. Workload and resource pressure has a primary activation in the Exploration-Exploitation column. Institutional scrutiny has a primary activation in the Collaboration-Isolation column. Procedural and organisational demands has primary activations in the Efficiency-Quality and Autonomy-Control columns. Other cells are empty, indicating no direct empirical link observed.Trigger-tension activation matrix. Key: ● = Primary activation (dedicated findings subsection). ○ = Secondary activation (cross-cutting evidence). Empty = No direct empirical link observed. Source: Authors’ own work