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Red:
1.    What is my initial reaction to a suggestion?
2.    How do I feel about a decision I might make?
3.    Do I believe I am making the right choice?
4.    Doesanything inside me tell me there is a better option?

White:
1.    What are known facts, data, and other information on hand?
2.    What are the unknown facts, data, andother information on hand?
3.    What additional information is needed?
4.    What is there to be learned from this procedure?
5.    What is the methodology for obtainingthe facts and data needed to reach a solution?
6.    Based strictly on the data and information collected, what are the possible, logically-derived solutions?

Green:
1.   What alternative solutions are possible?
2.    Could a recommendation be done in another way?
3.    What is an unusually unique way of looking at the issue?
4.    Whatwould constitute “outside-the-box” thinking in this case?
5.    What if…?
 

Yellow
1.    What is the best way to approach the issue?
2.    What is a reasonable andrealistic way to make things work?
3.    What are the positive outcomes of each idea?
4.    What are the long-term benefits of each action?
 

Black:
1.    What is aserious flaw of this recommendation?
2.    What is a major drawback to this way of thinking?
3.    What are the odds of failure?
4.    What could be potential worst-casescenarios?
5.    Are necessary recovery resources in place?
 

Blue:
1.    What is the best way to define the actual problem?
2.    What are the goals?
3.    What are thedesired outcomes of the solution-seeking process?
4.    What is the most effective way of moving forward?
5.    What is the optimal way out of the current circumstances?