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A.1.RI:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Failure in these situationsConsequenceRepair
Treat a reused label as uninterrupted object continuityResource totals or actions can be assigned to another run or object.Apply the relevant lifecycle or continuity rule to the available observations.
Accept a plausible pair without its shared constraintsAnother object loses its only possible observation.Compare the complete associations that must hold together.
Report the best-ranked connection as the only possible oneA scoring preference becomes an unsupported identification.Keep the ranking assumption and test alternatives when uniqueness matters.
Require identity resolution for an invariant aggregateAdditional observation delays a result already determined.Evaluate the receiving quantity across the surviving associations.
Treat a failed model as evidence that one convenient association is trueContradictory observations or rules remain hidden in later reasoning.Locate the incompatible premise or observation and repair that contribution.