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CHK.1:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
| Failure | Repair |
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| “Everything ready?” hides independently varying conditions. | Split only the distinctions that change the next move, as in the card example. |
| A copied or generated list supplies its own authority. | Recover criterion provenance, receiving use and a plausible uncovered failure. |
| Every domain instruction becomes a checkbox. | Keep the full instruction available and select the questions worth attention at this occasion. |
| Matching a description is treated as proof of usefulness. | Examine the assumption connecting those characteristics to the encompassing use. |