Post by Drew Holness on Feb 22, 2016 13:14:10 GMT
Two key points that Christine made that really resonated with me are:
• It’s possible to critically think and come up with the wrong answer/solution
• Avoiding risk with a positive message/choose risk with a negative message (something along those lines)
- How subject A vs. B with the same # can come up with radically different answers based on how the issue is presented/delivered
I can totally relate to both points as I can think of one experience in my past that both applied at the same time. Now that I’m astutely aware of the “not so obvious” I’m constantly scrutinizing, asking more critical questions to get through the fluff. I suppose the more I’m exposed to both situation the better I will become at recognizing both in order to make better informed decision.
• It’s possible to critically think and come up with the wrong answer/solution
• Avoiding risk with a positive message/choose risk with a negative message (something along those lines)
- How subject A vs. B with the same # can come up with radically different answers based on how the issue is presented/delivered
I can totally relate to both points as I can think of one experience in my past that both applied at the same time. Now that I’m astutely aware of the “not so obvious” I’m constantly scrutinizing, asking more critical questions to get through the fluff. I suppose the more I’m exposed to both situation the better I will become at recognizing both in order to make better informed decision.