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== Consequences model ==
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'''See also:''' [[Consequences]]
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The [[Consequences Model]] "provides a framework for understanding [[Decision making|decision-making]] in situations where the stakes are high and reliable information is scarce. While not a standardized or formally named graph, the model is often visualized as a two-by-two matrix that helps decision-makers prioritize actions based on the level of [[knowledge]] and the potential impact of outcomes. This article explores the structure of the Consequences Model, its key quadrant of high-impact, low-knowledge scenarios, and how it can guide effective decision-making. A textual representation of the matrix is included to illustrate its application."<ref>[https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtNA%3D%3D_746a2f12-fcee-491e-9558-39df9d282af7 The Consequences Model: Navigating High-Stakes Decisions Under Uncertainty]</ref>
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The high-impact, low-knowledge quadrant is the main focus of the Consequences Model, as it especially hightlights situations where decisions are both critical and uncertain. These scenarios demand a unique approach, often involving rapid iteration, [[Risk management|risk mitigation]], and contingency planning.