A library risk workshop applies low/medium/high stickers to sticky notes before anyone discusses likelihood or consequence. What process order should replace that habit?
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Short Explanation
Stickers before analysis is guessing with stationery. Walk likelihood and consequence first, then the label falls out of the scale. Gut colors are decoration, not risk work.
Full Explanation
Impact classification should follow structured likelihood and consequence analysis against defined scales. Premature low/medium/high labels encode bias and short-circuit evidence. Civic workshops improve consistency when facilitators enforce analysis-before-label sequencing. Documented rationale then supports those labels in the register.