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CB.12:9 - Consequences

The organiser and participant can locate a failed connection and change it without escalating all reminders, rewards or activity targets. Useful repetition can coexist with quiet use, continued support and a reduced frequency of visits.

Observation and support still require effort. Rare opportunities may leave the mechanism uncertain for a long time. An adequate deliberate practice can therefore be a better objective than proving automaticity, and a simpler access arrangement can be a better result than a habit programme.