Instead, tell them that consequences will happen if they do that action and if they don't immediately stop, it's time to put those consequences into action.
Emphasis is put on consequences of detailing and execution in regard to fatigue resistance.
The potential damage from a Supreme Court ruling overturning insurance subsidies for low- and middle-income Americans in three dozen states has been thoroughly outlined--the loss of subsides by nearly 8 million people and the cratering of the insurance markets in those states--but figures just released by government healthcare officials put the consequences in even starker terms.
All of the critics share the common-sense view, that the only thing that really matters when it comes to decision-making is the outcome, or, as James March, one of the leading experts in the world on organizational behavior and decision-making would put it, "consequences".
Each person involved in the intervention should put forward consequences that will be put into place if the person refuses the treatment plan.
"That's always been our biggest worry – if you fail to put any consequence in place, which is what the IOC did, that sends a message that there are some that are too big to fail," he said.
But if the techniques are put into effect, "unintended consequences are certain," he writes, adding "there is no practice planet earth on which such technologies can be implemented, evaluated, and improved".
This interface allows end-users to carry systems level predictions, and compare them with corresponding experimental observations, putting the consequences of modeling in the context of the detailed biological information that went into the model.
"The purposes to which our forecasts are being put have real consequences to real people".
So far, at least, the Obama administration has put off both consequences and accountability and simply pushed for further investigation.
