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Willful Error Behavior. One type of error stimulates another. Together, they produce an Error Behavior characteristic of the pair. Error Behavior is the cause of another effect, and so it goes. Fortunately, the understanding of error leads to reasonable behavior. (Other combinations of errors create so much disjointment, analysis is nearly impossible.) |
| Willful Error Behavior | ||
| Stimulus | Cause | Effect = Willful Behavior |
| Generalize One insight is all awareness. |
Invalid
conjugation Connects to wrong stimulus. |
Disconnects Misses the point. |
| Personalize Aware of only own consciousness. |
False credit Credits the wrong stimulus. |
Excludes Excludes possibilities. |
| False evidence Substitutes awareness for perception. |
Jump to conclusion Discredits behavior. |
Mindless Finds no value. |
| False comparison Misinterprets observations. |
False cause Credits the wrong behavior. |
Impulsive Perceives falsely. |
| Emotional
reasoning Considers only effects. |
Wishful thinking Imagines effects. |
Compulsive Defines emotionally. |
| Blind acceptance Considers only causes. |
False
identification Confuses causes. |
Deluded Decides foolishly. |
| False relationship Relates effect to wrong cause. |
False context Denies the relationship. |
Irrelevant Accepts nonsense. |
| Pre-conception Rigid ideas limit awareness. |
Denial |
Hysterical Denies reality. |
| False construction Misapplies effects. |
Prejudice Refuses fact of results. |
Baseless No foundation. |
| The opposite of error behavior is reasonable behavior. |
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