One question. Many stakes.

I'm weighing [a decision or contested topic].

Map the different people or groups with a
stake in it — who they are, and what
each one most cares about.

Then take the group whose view I'd be most
likely to overlook, and go deeper:
where do people within that group
disagree?

What to notice: the first answer maps the obvious stakes — the ones you'd have listed yourself. The value is in the second move: naming the group you'd overlook, then breaking that group open so it stops being a single voice. Breadth pulls the frames apart; depth stops each one collapsing into a stereotype.