Conditions that Foster an Ability to Reframe Problems (for RSD4)
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The document discusses reframing and the conditions that foster the ability to reframe. It defines reframing as viewing a problem in a way that differs from your existing mental model and accepting this new view as the truth. It also lists empathy, resourcefulness, and resilience as conditions that foster reframing. The document then provides brief biographies of three individuals - Jane Park, Priya Kumar, and Chelsea Omel - noting their origins, current positions, and accomplishments.
Conditions that Foster an Ability to Reframe Problems (for RSD4)
- 1. PATRICK SUEN @suenpatrick CONDITIONS THAT FOSTER AN ABILITY TO REFRAME
- 2. What is a reframe?
- 3. the ability to view a problem in a way that differs or conflicts with your existing mental model AND the willingness to interpret this view as a new truth What is a reframe?
- 8. Figure O.1 Automatic thinking gives us a partial view of the world
- 10. Jane Park Origin: Yellowknife Venue Operations London 2012 Olympics Priya Kumar Origin: India Executive Resident Hospital for Sick Children Chelsea Omel Origin: Toronto Partner NeXus Consulting Group Empathy Resourcefulness Resilience
- 11. By: ExCeL London Media, An ADNEC Group Company Jane Park Yellowknife Venue Operations London 2012 Olympics
- 12. Jane Park Yellowknife Venue Operations London 2012 Olympics
- 13. By: Staff Torstar News Service, Published on Fri Oct 17 2014 Priya Kumar Toronto/India Executive Resident Hospital for Sick Children
- 14. Priya Kumar Toronto/India Executive Resident Hospital for Sick Children
- 17. The Matrix (1999) The Wachowski Brothers