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DTM.1:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Dependence is damage. Replace the inference with the enabling relation and a comparison of supported, interrupted and alternative work.

Spread is approval. Obtain evidence of the work’s result separately from counts of adoption.

The organization benefits, so everyone benefits. Restore recipients and cost allocation before combining outcomes.

Classify first, explain later. Describe the enabling relation and effects first; retain an unresolved characterization when the evidence does not select one.