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Keep the big picture in mind as perceptual clues surface. Avoid jumping to a conclusion based on a single piece of evidence. By cautiously assessing what is happening, you refrain from over-attributing meaning to any single behavior or circumstance. We tend to pay extra attention to what we see or hear first (known as the primacy effect) or last (the recency effect), but you should search for more evidence so that you do not draw inaccurate conclusions based on the partial picture to which you have access.