Evidence-Based Practice / Unit 13 EBP 1823 short lesson, about 20 seconds
Misconception: Wicked Means Difficult
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The idea
Wicked names a structure — contested aims, no complete definition, no final solution — not a level of difficulty. A hard problem with a clear goal is not wicked.
In practice
A difficult problem everyone agrees on, beside one nobody can define.
Where people slip
Calling every hard problem wicked excuses the failure to define the ones that could have been defined.
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