In general, four elements are essential: the name of the pattern (general description of applicability), the problem (what it intends to solve), the solution (description of how to obtain the desired result) and the consequences (implications on the use of the pattern).
As an example of (i), depressive rumination is characterized by an abstract level of identification since it is focused on meanings, consequences, implications, and "why" questions, and involves reduced concreteness of thinking (Watkins & Moulds, 2005a, 2007).
However, when physical functioning is reduced and physical inactivity is increased as a consequence, the implications for health can be profound.
There is nothing in the current literature reporting a contemporary national picture of how communication difficulties are managed, and the level of consequence (progression implications) for students of performing poorly.
Third, there is evidence that people sometimes manage to stop severe addictive behavior after an important emotional event that makes the consequences and implications of the continued addictive behavior salient in relation to personal goals, that is, when the individual begins to identify their behavior more abstractly (Miller, 1998).
From this, the most viable courses of action can be explored, tracking consequences and implications, putting them in a balance, and recommending alternatives that will help build the kind of society we would like to live in.
In Newsweek, Daniel Mendelsohn argues that these bad guys were real, this history was real, and the feelings we have about them and what they did are real and have real-world consequences and implications.
We will witness this crime a few more times, from different points of view, as Mr. Lumet backs up and goes over it again, drawing out its every consequence and implication.
The possible consequences and implications for targeting the environmental risk assessment of fluoxetine are discussed.
