Other respondents refused to answer, citing concerns over the implications of such answers.
For instance, when asked about greatest weakness, someone says, "I'm a perfectionist" or "I work too hard". Rather than accept answers like that at face value, seek to really understand the person by asking about the implications of their answers.
Survey questions then probed both groups about the implications of their answers.
Just uncovering the competing commitment will require at least two or three hours, because people need to reflect on each question and the implications of their answers.
The paper examines briefly the implications of the answers to these questions in relevant potential settings (including free space, the Moon and Mars).
Although the implications of the answers may seem obvious, it is important for managers to make the explicit connection between their company's competitive strategy and how they use knowledge to support it.
Using a method now known as the Socratic dialogue, or dialectic, he drew forth knowledge from his students by pursuing a series of questions and examining the implications of their answers.
What are the social, economical, ethical and religious implications of affirmative answers to these questions?
While women of the period sometimes address these questions theoretically, more often they are concerned with implications of such answers for training the human mind.
Third, what are the implications of the answers to our first two questions for polities heavily influenced by such cultural and religious traditions as Confucianism, 1 Islam, and Eastern Orthodox Christianity--traditions that some analysts, starting from a civilizational as opposed to an institutional perspective, see as presenting major obstacles to democracy?
