what is the difference between in 'consequense' and 'impact'?

Answer 1

A consequence is something that occurs as a result of something else. An impact is an effect that something has on something else.

Answer 2

Hi, i think its Consequence and not Consequense, just check it out okkk.

and Alrite.... take it this way,

Consequence : side effect (i.e things happen along with result)

Impact: Full effect (complete i.e total effect of anything on another )

Answer 3

Consequence refers to those moral theories that hold that the consequences of a particular action form the basis for any valid moral judgment about that action. Thus, on a consequentialist account, a morally right action is an action which produces good consequences. More formally, consequentialism refers to those moral theories which hold that consequences are more important than any other normative criteria. Consequentialism is usually understood as distinct from deontological ethics, which emphasizes the type of action instead of its consequences, and virtue ethics, which focuses on the character and motivations of the agent.

Impact:
In risk assessment, impact is the magnitude of the potential loss or seriousness of the event

Answer 4

First of all right spelling is "consequence" & its meaning is "something that follows as a result " and the impact means "the strong effect that something or somebody has "

Answer 5

A consequence is something that happens after something else is done.
An impact can either mean something hitting something very hard, or a type of major consequence.

Answer 6

series of situation goes on happening uncontrollably by our action that we have done is consequence

impact is the result of action that has happened