Quick conclusions
Quick conclusions are hasty interpretations or decisions based on too little data.
Definition
Quick conclusions are a natural result of the need to resolve uncertainty. They may save time in simple situations, but in emotional, relational and strategic matters they often lead to mistakes. The problem comes when the mind confuses the first explanation with the best explanation.
Key ideas
Missing key ideas.
Practice and life
Before assessing the situation, write down three possible explanations and one question to collect the missing data.
Common misunderstanding
It is a mistake to confuse speed with accuracy. It is also a mistake to ignore data that does not fit the first interpretation.
Questions for self-reflection
No questions for self-reflection.
Sources
No sources.