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C.40.CD:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

MisuseRepair
Repeating a source operation after a target condition has changed.Locate the affected contribution and examine a retained or changed operation on the target.
Calling the easier question solved a completion of the original need.Show which requirement the new result answers and which remains open.
Generating challenges whose meanings or success conditions cannot be applied.Repair the formulation; distinguish meaningful unknown feasibility from an invalid challenge.
Retaining a description of an attractive result without the construction needed to continue.Preserve the usable material and explanation for the proposed next operation.
Trying every problem–way combination.Select a transfer for the contribution its attainable result could make at the available cost.
Treating a passed artifact as an acquired skill.Recover the receiving operation, tool and preparation needed for use or adaptation.