Fix references and redundant text in Psychological Safety guide#311
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Fix references and redundant text in Psychological Safety guide#311
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[WIP] Fix text and references in psychological safety section
Fix references and redundant text in Psychological Safety guide
Jan 27, 2026
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Pull request overview
Fixes citation mismatches and a small wording issue in the Psychological Safety guide, ensuring references render correctly and content reads cleanly.
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- Removed redundant “(mutual support)” text from the Mutual Support behavioral pattern bullet.
- Restored the missing Lencioni reference and corrected the Edmondson/Kerth citation mapping so in-text footnotes resolve to the intended sources.
- Updated
go.sumto include checksums forgithub.com/nkdAgility/HugoGuides/module v0.8.3(aligning with the existingsite/go.modrequirement).
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| site/content/psychological-safety-in-scrum-teams/2026.1/index.md | Removes redundant wording and fixes/extends the References list so in-text citations correctly map to the intended sources. |
| site/go.sum | Adds missing checksums for the HugoGuides module version already required by site/go.mod. |
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Four reference and text issues in the Psychological Safety guide caused citation mismatches and reader confusion.
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Reference Corrections
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All citations now follow the established academic format.
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Footnotes
Lencioni, P.M. (2012) The five dysfunctions of a team: Team assessment ↩ ↩2 ↩3
Edmondson, A.C. (2023) Right kind of wrong: The science of failing well ↩ ↩2
Kerth, N.L. (2013) Project retrospectives: A handbook for team reviews ↩ ↩2