Trial
Reduce uncertainty through tried experience.
- Intuitive name
- Trying
- Mechanism name
- Experiential Testing
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Trial / Selection
DEFINITION
Definition
Trial reduces uncertainty through experience. Selection reduces uncertainty by comparing options before proceeding.
There is no difference between haphazardness and caution.
Selection
Compare and narrow down the candidates, reduce uncertainty, and move forward.
- Intuitive name
- Comparison
- Mechanism name
- Candidate Filtering
Choose a wood joining method
Trial
Try it out small and check the actual results.
Seeker ILE-Q
Selection
Compare candidate joining methods before making a selection.
Enthusiast ESE-DIn everyday life
Trial
By experiencing and confirming things, you can reduce uncertainties. It appears as a way of using methods and actual contact with objects as the basis for next decisions.
- Implement new methods on a small scale and review how to handle them based on the experience gained.
- In addition to reading the explanations of the candidates, use the results of using them as a basis for making decisions.
Try it once and think about what you find out.
If you are biased towards repeating trials, you may end up putting effort into trials that could be avoided if you compare them.
Selection
Reduce uncertainty by comparing and narrowing down candidates. It appears as a person who decides which path to choose and move forward, and uses that choice as a foothold.
- For new methods, select candidate conditions and differences side by side.
- Narrow down what you want to implement by comparing it with other candidates.
Compare the candidates and decide which one to proceed with.
If we are biased towards selection, we may try to judge only by comparing the differences, which can only be seen by actually encountering them.
