Code Review Anxiety Workbook
  • Introduction
  • Authorship & Licensing
  • Part One: Understanding Code Review Anxiety
    • What is Code Review Anxiety?
    • How can we manage Code Review Anxiety?
  • Part Two: Managing Code Review Anxiety
    • Step 1: Create Awareness
    • Step 2: Reduce Physiological Arousal
      • Temperature
      • Intense Exercise
      • Paced Breathing
      • Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR)
      • Checking the Impact
    • Step 3: Challenge Biased Thoughts
      • Identify Negatively Biased Thoughts
      • Challenge Negatively Biased Thoughts
      • Replace Negatively Biased Thoughts
      • Checking the Impact
    • Step 4: Proactively Engage
      • Asking like a DEAR
      • Reviewing to GIVE
  • Part Three: Mini Code Review Anxiety Toolkit
    • Introduction
    • Mini Toolkit
  • Workbook References
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