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C.2.8:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Observed or invited mistakeRepair
A fully articulated account is assumed equally recoverable by every readerRetain its AE result and compare ESI for the selected reader preparation and budget.
The expert fixes false text, and the corrected relation is credited to that textPreserve the initial answer and identify the correction supplied by expertise; repair the expression against its source.
Source-return links or a transfer test raise an amount score by their mere presenceUse source return as available support and transfer as its own tested result; compare the structure recovered under those conditions.
A missing denominator is scored as little structureReturn the missing comparison basis. Assign zero only when the declared scale and observation support it.
Fewer words, more boxes or a larger model are used as the structural measureIdentify the selected semantic structure and justify the representation or model correspondence.
A richer explanation is chosen despite a sufficient incumbent and no worthwhile gainCompare the finite change’s actual contribution and cost through C.11.CRC/C.11.