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CB.3:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
| Wrong turn | Practical repair |
| Public self-presentation is required before any useful help | Offer the smallest relevant entry and obtain only information needed for it. |
| Quiet use is treated as a motivation defect | Ask whether it meets the person’s purpose before prescribing more activity. |
| A reassuring message covers real exclusion or missing support | Change the actual response, access or protection condition. |
| Subject expertise is treated as organising competence | Prepare and observe the new responsibility with appropriate support. |
| Returning members must repeat everything | Supply the changes that affect their next use. |
| A volunteer can leave only after finding their own replacement | Put continuity work with the organiser and revise the unsupported promise. |