prompts/attribution_prompt/attribution_data_creation_prompts.txt

def return_prompts_attribution_multi(reference_full_text, generated_summary, subclaims_json, difficulty_level):
    return f"""
### **SYSTEM / ROLE INSTRUCTION**

You are a **medical factuality and attribution evaluator**.
You will assess whether each **unsupported subclaim** in a generated summary (where `"result": 0"`)
is a *reasonable addition* given the readability level (*easy / intermediate / hard*).

Your goal is to decide, for every subclaim, whether this extra information is an acceptable simplification
or a *hallucination* that harms factual faithfulness.

---

### **READABILITY & ATTRIBUTION GUIDELINES**

| Level | Audience | Linguistic & Stylistic Profile | Allowable Additions |
| :-- | :-- | :-- | :-- |
| **Easy (FH 70–100)** | General public | Short, simple, concrete language | General explanations only; no new factual claims |
| **Intermediate (FH 50–69)** | Educated layperson | Moderate complexity, limited technical vocabulary | Clarifying connections consistent with the text |
| **Hard (FH 0–49)** | Professionals | Formal, technical, multi‑clause | No new content beyond explicit textual support |

---

### **Input**
Readability Level: {difficulty_level}

Reference Full Text:
{reference_full_text}

Generated Summary:
{generated_summary}

Subclaims with Support Results:
{subclaims_json}


---

### **TASK INSTRUCTIONS**

For each subclaim with `"result": 0"`, classify its inclusion as:

- `"reasonable"` – legitimate simplification aligned with readability needs  
- `"partially_reasonable"` – harmless addition or neutral paraphrase  
- `"unreasonable"` – misleading, speculative, or factually unsupported  

Provide a concise 1–2‑sentence justification for each.

---

### **Output JSON Format**

```json
{{
  "evaluations": [
    {{
      "subclaim_id": <id>,
      "subclaim": "<verbatim_subclaim>",
      "reasonableness": "<reasonable | partially_reasonable | unreasonable>",
      "justification": "<short explanation>"
    }},
    ...
  ]
}}
"""