Chapter 3. Detailed Descriptions of the Testing Pitfalls
The commonly occurring testing pitfalls documented in this section are categorized as either general testing pitfalls or testing-type-specific pitfalls.
3.1 Common Negative Consequences
While different testing pitfalls have different proximate negative consequences, they all tend to contribute to the following overall ultimate problems:
Testing is less effective.
More residual defects slip past testing into the deliverable system.
In spite of the extra cost and schedule time, the software-reliant ...
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