What Not To Do
Containing reactions so uncertainty does not turn into belief.
When uncertainty builds, reactions can speed up. Pressure to resolve the feeling can turn difference into conclusion.
This page is about containing reactive responses. Do not assume intent or fault.
Attributing purpose fills gaps with meaning that isn’t known. Do not treat change as proof.
Difference alone does not establish significance. Do not escalate emotion into interpretation.
Frustration can amplify the change beyond what is observed. Do not stack assumptions over time.
Layering guesses makes the situation feel more certain than it is. Do not let monitoring become judgment.
Repeated checking can harden impressions without new information.
This page offers no alternatives. Its role is to slow conclusions so uncertainty does not turn into belief.