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Using Intuitive Thinking in Situations - PPT
Using Intuitive Thinking in Situations - PPT
SITUATTIONS
Thinking in
Once perceived as unscientific for
not being backed up by hard facts,
data, and careful planning, the body
of literature and documentation on
intuitive thinking can be applied in a
variety of activities and for different
clientele
1. Interpreting the meaning of one’s body
language or facial expression
ti o n an d
Evalua
Long-term choice of
strategic Monitoring of strategies
objectives strategy
implementation
1
Committed People
Reason
1
Immediacy
refers to the timing in intuitive thinking. The time involved in
intuitive thinking is quick. Decisions, actions, and solutions come
up fast without planning or deliberation. Baylor quotes George
Mandler, labeling immediacy as “mind popping” when thoughts
ideas and solutions “come to mind nondeliberately when one is
engaged in some other, usually irrelevant, train of thought.”
2
Sensing Relationship
Social Networks
Thinking in
POLITICAL
NETWORKS
Are composed of relations with
government officials, student
government, and community leaders,
among others.
ECONOMIC NETWORKS
You belong to cover the manufacturers,
agents, and sellers of the goods you consume
such as those in shores, groceries, markets,
and malls as well as money lenders.
SOCIOCULTURAL
NETWORKS
Those belonging to your dance troupe, choir,
reading club, band, arts club, or theater
company. Kinship ties, neighborhood
associations, friendship clubs, and veterans
associations also belong to the social network
wherein people constantly engage in close
communication and interaction through visits,
SOCIAL NETWORKS
•Appear as clusters and
support groups of people
who share similar
interests, backgrounds,
and real-life connections.
They are avenues for
meeting new friends,
reuniting with old and
lost friends, exchanging
gifts and favors, and
developing cooperation.
•SOCIAL CAPITAL
The value one can derive from
social connections which are
characterized by trust,
cooperation, doing things for each
other, and other beneficial
relations. One can have access to
or knowledge about certain
information, people, and services
due to social capital. It enables
people to work together, assist
each other, and care for one
another due to the trust and
confidence they have built
between and among themselves.
•Center of Influence
•This is the person to whom people
gravitate around. This person can give
favors, can command and make things
happen.