"If you feel really horrible, have a fever, or your symptom is the outcome of something traumatic like a car accident, use common sense and go to the doctor," Hagen says.
If you're trying to predict the outcome of something emotionally charged like Brexit, motivated reasoning is almost certainly skewing your thinking.
We simply can't visualize the outcome of something to which we've become attached.
So we wish to control the outcome of something or someone.
The two-state solution should be the outcome of something permanent (coexistence) that neither side can change now or over time.
The word 'consequence' is defined as 'the effect, result, or outcome of something occurring earlier' – www.dictionary.com.com
You can never know the actual outcome of something and you don't want to get their hopes and fears up, only for things to not work out.
She also believes we should nurture a growth mindset in our kids, in which hard work is praised more important than success and occasional failure is considered a natural outcome of trying something new.
His argument is based solely on morals relating to the basis of going to war and not on morals of obtaining the spoils of that war (which themselves are the reason for going to war: whatever one argues you always think of the outcomes of something before doing it, at least on the international stage).
But if hoping is the only thing I'm relying on, then it means I didn't really look at all the possible outcomes of something that was important to me.
This final episode, starring Toby Kebbell and Jodie Whittaker, and written by Jesse Armstrong of Peep Show, Fresh Meat and The Thick of It fame, explores the logical outcome of this, something many might consider a fantasy scenario: what if you had a kind of Sky Plus system for your head, so you could rewind and replay memories at will?
