PSD.3:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Anti-pattern	Repair
“Agree on the problem first.”	Agree on the receiving use; retain materially different problem formulations.
“Brainstorm ten frames.”	Keep only formulations that change a named downstream move.
“Every stakeholder gets a frame.”	Build coherent formulations from material differences; participation identity does not define one frame each.
“The most popular frame is true.”	Popularity establishes neither truth, causal support, value priority, nor authority.
“A novel wording is a new problem.”	Use the material-difference test; use `C.17` only if novelty characterization itself matters.
“The formulation set is an option archive.”	Use `PSD.8` for decision alternatives and `C.18` for governed archives or fronts.