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D.1:7 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Anti-patternWhat goes wrongRepair
Neutrality theaterThe work claims to avoid ethics by naming only technical evidence or method quality.Recover the value concern or explicitly state that no ethical claim is being made.
Slogan ethicsResponsible, safe, humane, aligned, fair, or beneficial is used without affected parties and warranted use.Name the affected parties, value concern, and intended claim; qualify the basis relied on.
Doctrine smugglingA utilitarian, rights, duty, care, virtue, professional, or project-specific value frame is treated as obvious.Name the value frame and the pattern for the stronger claim for any conflict.
Universal D.1D.1 is used to decide mediation, bias, causal fairness, or assurance.Use D.3, D.4, D.5, C.28, A.10, B.3, or the subject pattern.