Domino Effect
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CORE DEFINITION
A change in one link triggers a chain reaction, sequentially transmitting and leading to large-scale consequences.
SCAFFOLDING EFFECT
Reduce cognitive load
Cascade risk awareness. Small disturbances may trigger an avalanche, requiring identification of key trigger points and transmission paths.
Anchor fast decisions
The domino effect is synonymous with the domino effect, emphasizing the chain collapse of events like dominoes falling in sequence. The mechanism is sequential triggering, difficult to stop midway.
MINIMUM ACTION
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