FDS: Handling Step 4 — Where Source?
AUDIO: "Fair enough. Where was (the book, person, etc.) at the time?"
Response Options:Continue routine• I've said aloud and written down where the source was at the timeChange• Blow• Shutting down | Don't want to continue | Realization Write on Report:Write down the false datum. BIG!Write the source Write when it was Write where you were Write where the source was For example: FALSE DATUM: GJKRE KJWEE QPOLS DN NHNSW MNHCBD FGHET! Source? Pwhn ndbe bhsv xsjee mnk.
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Notes:Where source?Say aloud, and write down on your worksheet, the location of the source of the false datum (book, other person etc.). If the source was on a TV screen, note it as the screen just in front of you, rather than it was being televised from Moscow, for example.Difficulty in spotting the answerIf you really cannot answer this question, again see if you can take some charge off the incident of receiving the false datum, using the usual Rub & Yawn procedure, but don't overdo it. You only need to take enough charge off to be able to answer this question.Simply use informal Rub & Yawn procedureIf you do need to Rub & Yawn here, then just do it. There is no need (this time, anyway) for any formality or opening up other pages. Just have your topic in mind, rub away for a bit, and get some charge off. Again the caution to not overdo it, as you do not want to take off all the charge from it that you can, but just enough to enable the spotting of the source of the false datum. This is important.Say it aloudState the answer to the main question aloud, and write it down on your report.Don't overdo the FDS procedureAt any time in this procedure, once you have located a false datum:
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