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- Confirmation bias is a powerful thing. You have probably already heard of confirmation bias. It’s where we look for, interpret and recall information that confirms our assessments. It’s the reason we put people into boxes and forget to keep challenging our views, in the first place. We call this dynamic ‘sealing the truth’.
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Jan 3, 2019 · We push hard to get people to act in a way we deem best. At the core, this is about feeling secure and comfortable. Yet being emotionally and mentally healthy means not labeling other people and putting them in boxes that we file away.
It is approachable and accessible, quite ‘safe’ in that sense, and so enables people to understand themselves better, fostering empathy and understanding in relationships. MBTI has empowered individuals to embrace their strengths and acknowledge their weaknesses without judgment, leading to personal growth and development.
Nov 7, 2022 · Why We Sort People Into Boxes. Infants’ ability to categorize objects can transfer to people. Posted November 7, 2022 | Reviewed by Devon Frye. Key points. The ability to categorize objects...
Mar 18, 2019 · Follow the discovery of how we place people in boxes in this conversation and become more aware of why we do it, how we do it and how we can prevent it. Why did you wrote this inspiring book together?
- “Bias and Impartiality Is in The Eye of The Beholder”-Samuel Johnson
- Filling Up Boxes
- Writing People Off
- 3 Steps to ‘The Truth’
- The Danger with Assumptions
- Cultural Impact
- A New Perspective
So you’ve got a really tough target to hit this year and it’s going to take some creative thinking to get past the blockers that seem to be popping up at every turn. You need one of your leaders to step up to the challenge and get their team to deliver. You have lots of leaders in your organisation but most of them are busy, so you only have the ch...
They have both been working for you for the same length of time, they’re both around the same age. But you have different Little Voicesabout each of them… Donna is great. She’s well organised, well respected by her team and always gets them to perform well in this type of scenario. You are confident that you can keep giving her this stuff. Then the...
Some might agree that you’ve made the right choice by cutting Dave from the equation. He deserves to be in that ‘useless’ box. Come to think of it, other people in the business live in other boxes in your head, because they deserve to be there too. There’s Darren from accounts in the box labelled ‘too critical’. He picks holes in your ideas constan...
It’s part of being human that we create bias toward or against something or someone, so it’s no surprise that you will have a set of assessments or ‘truths’ about people that may or may not be helpful. The question is: Are our assessments true? Our answer: No. We makethem true. Confirmation bias is a powerful thing. You have probably already heard ...
We must recognise that assumptions, even positive ones, can do damage. They can be dangerous as they not only have the biggest impact on your people but can have the farthest-reaching consequences on your business. Take Dave. Dave came to the business full of potential having achieved outstanding results elsewhere but now feels overlooked and under...
This worst thing for organisations, is that through our judgements we create an unpleasant working environment for ourselves and our colleagues. Think Darren and Daniel. They have enrolled their colleagues in the organisation by labelling you ‘unreasonable and terrible to work for’. They won’t leave, but you’ve noticed a distinct shift in the atmos...
Three ideas that might help you to release any unhelpful assessments you’ve made of your colleagues or your team: 1. People can always learn and grow. 2. There’s nothing wrong, just something missing 3. The future potential of people is not determined by their past The next time the ‘Little Voice’ in your head tells you someone is useless, consider...
Sep 11, 2023 · It is normal to put ourselves and others into boxes. This is how our brains work. By categorizing and classifying we help our brains to be quick and to reduce complexity. If we did not think in...
Jun 7, 2021 · So perhaps our challenge – but which may turn out to be a real opportunity – is this: can we dare to encounter somebody without putting them into boxes first, and allow ourselves to be surprised – and transformed – by who we discover?
