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A.1.RI:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
| Failure in these situations | Consequence | Repair |
| Treat a reused label as uninterrupted object continuity | Resource 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 constraints | Another object loses its only possible observation. | Compare the complete associations that must hold together. |
| Report the best-ranked connection as the only possible one | A scoring preference becomes an unsupported identification. | Keep the ranking assumption and test alternatives when uniqueness matters. |
| Require identity resolution for an invariant aggregate | Additional 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 true | Contradictory observations or rules remain hidden in later reasoning. | Locate the incompatible premise or observation and repair that contribution. |