Ruds: Missed Withhold — Question
AUDIO: "All right. Has a withhold been missed?"
Response Options:Yes• Yes, something came to mind• Yes, something came to mind. Ownership check please (in extra window) No• No, I feel fine. Let's get on with the main action! • Close this extra window •• No, I don't see one. Back to the main options Other• Shutting down | Don't want to continue | RealizationWrite on Report:Write the time at the start of the rudimentWrite the command if you haven't already done so Answer the question (but no more) For example: 5:18 pm
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Notes:MWH definitionWithhold definitionA withhold is something you're not saying, something you're withholding. There does not have to be an overt (harmful act) connected to it. "I'm using PaulsRobot" could be a withhold if you don't want to tell someone.Miss definitionA withhold is missed at the moment it is restimulated, at the moment it is brought to one's mind. It's an "uh-oh" moment of feeling guilty. Sometimes one wonders if the other person knows about the withhold, but not always. A thief walking down the street and seeing a policeman would get at least one withhold missed at that moment, even though the policeman probably knows nothing about the theft(s).MWH procedureThe standard way of addressing a missed withhold in Scn auditing is for the person to give up all the details of who, what, when, where etc., and also to spot all the times the withhold was missed. Spotting the misses can bring great relief. Merely "confessing" without also taking the charge off the misses is only doing half the job, however thorough the confession otherwise.JustificationsSometimes justifications are asked for and sometimes not. There is an optional question at the appropriate time in the PaulsRobot procedure here.Key outA missed withhold, like any rudiment, can also simply key out (disappear from one's attention) by merely looking at it momentarily. If this happens, no further handling is necessary. Some people think it desirable to poke around some more to take off the charge from the misses.General instructions for L1C/Rudiments(Full details here)
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