An incident is a single event. A pattern is a repeated behavior. Understanding the difference helps a person react correctly to problems.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An incident is a single event.
A pattern is a repeated behavior. Understanding the difference helps a person react correctly to problems.
An incident is a one-time mistake or problem. It happens only once. A pattern is when the same mistake or problem happens many times. A pattern shows a consistent way of acting.
A student forgets to turn in homework one time. This is an incident. The student forgets to turn in homework every week. This is a pattern. The teacher will address the pattern differently than the incident.
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An incident is a single event. A pattern is a repeated behavior. Understanding the difference helps a person react correctly to problems.