Inaction in Haiti: The power of regret

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Inaction in Haiti: The power of regret

By Critt Jarvis - Last updated: Saturday, January 16, 2010 - Save & Share - Leave a Comment

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Consider what Joesph T. Hallinan exposes about Why why we make mistakes and the power of regret:

“The penchant for inaction is not surprising. If we are going to err at something, we would rather err by failing to act. That’s because we tend to view inaction as a passive act – we didn’t do anything. And since we didn’t do anything, we feel less responsible for the consequences that follow.”

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