What led to my mistake?

Determining why you got something wrong requires analyzing several factors. First, consider if there was a misunderstanding or lack of clarity about the instructions or the problem itself. It’s possible that a misinterpretation led to the error. Next, evaluate if you had all the necessary information or if anything was overlooked. Sometimes, missing a crucial detail can lead to incorrect conclusions. Another aspect could be the methodology or process used to reach your decision. Ensure that the approach was appropriate and logically structured. Additionally, consider external factors such as timing, distractions, or assumptions that might have influenced your thinking. Reflecting on the feedback can also provide insights, allowing you to identify patterns or recurring themes in your mistakes. Finally, maintain a growth mindset, recognizing that understanding the error is a learning opportunity to aid in future decision-making.