Which of these should you ask yourself while you’re identifying a problem?

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The question you should ask yourself while identifying a problem is: How likely is it that an incident will happen? ;

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While identifying a problem, a key question to ask is what evidence supports that the problem exists. This approach helps clarify the situation and gather necessary data before addressing the issue. Understanding context, impact, frequency, evidence, and perspectives is crucial for effective problem identification. 
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Which of these should you ask yourself while you’re identifying a problem?

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