View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/rethinking-thinking-trevor-maber Every day, we meet people and process our interactions--making inferences and developing beliefs about the world...
========== Translator: tom carter
Reviewer: Bedirhan CinarImagine a microscopic-sized ladder
contained in the part of our brainthat we'll label our subconscious.The Ladder of Inference,which was first proposed
by Harvard professor Chris Argyris,is the basis of this model.Every time we interact with someone,that experience
enters the ladder at the bottom.That same experience zips up
the ladder in the blink of an eye,exiting at the top.This process happens
thousands of times a daywithout us knowing it.Let's focus on what happens
on each rung of the ladder.On the first rung, we have the raw data
and observations of our experience.This is very similar to what someone
watching a video recordingof our experience would see.Moving up to the second rung,we filter in specifi...
