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Ages 13–15 · CoreView 10 stages
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Stage 10 · Change the Story · Reflect

Unintended consequences

Why should you ask what could go wrong with a well-meant action?

A. Because an action can increase risk, stigma or loss of privacy even when the intention is good.B. Because action is usually worse than doing nothing.C. Because evidence never matters in campaigns.