Inconsistency: The downloadReport button is disabled based on isAssessmentComplete from context, but downloadReport() uses local assessmentResults state via generateReport(). This can cause runtime errors if the button becomes enabled (via context) but local state is empty after remounting. Use context's assessmentResults in generateReport() for consistency.

Logic issue: maxTotalScore is calculated as assessmentResults.length * 25, which assumes all sections are present. However, if only some sections are completed, this calculation will be incorrect. For partial assessments, this should sum the actual maxScore from each result: assessmentResults.reduce((sum, result) => sum + result.maxScore, 0).

Missing validation: The "Save & Next Section" button is no longer disabled when questions are unanswered. The previous implementation had a disabled attribute checking if all questions were answered. Without this validation, users can proceed without completing all questions in a section, which may lead to incomplete assessments. Consider adding back the validation: disabled={currentQuestions.some(q => answers[q.id] === undefined)}.

Missing navigation: The "Previous" button that allowed users to go back to previous sections has been removed. This impacts user experience by preventing users from reviewing or changing answers in previously completed sections. Consider restoring the Previous button navigation functionality.

Missing score feedback: The calculated section score display that was previously shown in a sticky footer has been removed. Users can no longer see their calculated score for the current section before proceeding. This reduces transparency about how their answers translate to scores. Consider adding back the section score display to provide immediate feedback.

State synchronization issue: The component maintains local assessmentResults state while also updating the global context. This creates dual sources of truth. When the dialog is reset (via dialogKey in CompositeScoreDisplay), the local state resets but the component continues using the stale local state rather than syncing with the context. Consider using the context's assessmentResults directly instead of maintaining local state, or ensure the local state is synchronized when the component remounts.

Inconsistency: The handlePrintReport function checks local assessmentResults.length but should use the global context assessmentResults instead. This check will fail to recognize completed assessments if the dialog was remounted (which happens when reset via dialogKey). Use the context's assessmentResults for consistency.

Reduced visual feedback: The option containers that previously had visual styling (background color and border changes when selected) have been removed. The new implementation only relies on the RadioButton component's visual state to indicate selection. This may reduce the clarity of which option is selected, especially for users who might miss the small radio button indicator. Consider adding back some visual distinction for selected options.

Missing documentation: The new onAssessmentReset prop is not documented. Consider adding JSDoc comments to explain when this callback is invoked and what it should do, especially since it's optional and may not be obvious to consumers of this component.

Unnecessary wrapper: The setAssessmentResults function is a simple wrapper around setAssessmentResultsState with no additional logic. Consider exposing setAssessmentResultsState directly in the context value as setAssessmentResults to reduce code complexity.