It's a rainy evening at rush hour. As you hurry to catch a plane, you turn on your lights and wipers to see more clearly. Road work ahead forces you to take an unfamiliar detour.

You are somewhat distracted as you attempt to check the flight information in your date book and go over the list of to-dos. Your new supervisor comes to mind the guy who's trying to prove himself by over-committing your team and then pressuring you into attending tomorrow's 8:00 a. m. meeting at the client site.

You approach a busy intersection; however, tree limbs, heavy with rain, are hanging across the road in front of the traffic light.

As you reach the intersection, an event will occur, but this same circumstance could have three different outcomes.

Click on Events 1, 2, and 3 to see how the situation might turn out.
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In our everyday lives, accidents or error-based events are set apart from one another depending on their outcomes. Consider the following:

 

 

Event 1

Event 2

Event 3


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