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17. Solution. 17. Solution applies the Language of Proof to stimulus, decision, and effect, in turn. For example, encoding a concern leads to a decision about its relationships, which eventually affects behavior. A benefit is inferred, followed by a decision about its meaning. The effect? Definition of that meaning. Proof then proceeds either horizontally or vertically, eventually leading to revelation of an insight into the concern. Honest answers to honest questions promise resolution. Any insight gained is valuable, unless rendered meaningless by denial. Solution depends upon choice. |
