JOYMERCY (D) (3)
- Determine all of the steps required. Use only the minimum number needed for carrying out the procedure.
- Determine the best sequence for the performance of these steps. Those which are similar or closely related to each other should be grouped together. Number your steps.
- Review procedures which might be affected by changes in other procedures.
- Test a procedure before putting it into everyday use; try to discover its flaws.
- Evaluate the procedure after it has been used for several weeks.
Now’s your chance to put Steps 1-3 into practice! Choose a common everyday task. For example, brushing your teeth, making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, pumping gas, etc. Following the 3 steps, develop a procedure for the task you chose.