|
GOING DEEPER
Content Structure of the Essays
What Is
Modeling
Maps and
Models
Experience
and Structure
Does
Experience Have Structure?
Structure
and the Acquisition of Abilities
The
Advantages of Models
Useful
Descriptions
Getting
Started
Specifying
the Ability
Sub-Abilities
Sequential
or Parallel?
What Do You
Really Need To Know?
Finding
Where You Are As You Go
Selecting
Exemplars
How Many?
Person-Specific
Models
Framing for
Exemplars
The General Process
of Elicitation
The Core
Dump
The Flow of
Outcomes
The Flood
of Description
Exploring
Specific Examples
The General Process
of Forming the Model
Compare and
Contrast
Refine
Test
Distinctions
Making
Distinctions
Useful
Distinctions
The
Experiential Array
Elastic
Boxes
The Flow of
Effect
Simultaneity
of the Array
Asking
Questions
The Magic
Carpet of Questions
How Do Questions
Get Our Motors Going?
How Do
Questions Set Our Filters?
Questions
and Modeling
Though, No
Guarantees
Framing
Questions
Jargon
Shifting
the Frame of the Question
Framing by
Clarification
Framing by
Example
Framing by
Distinction
Framing by
Suggestion
Ready to be
Wrong
Answering
Un-Asked Questions
Patterning
What You
Are Looking For
Sameness
Difference
Omission
Useful
Differences
Real
Differences
Patterning
Across Exemplars
Stepping In
Making
Sense
"Teach Me
To Be You"
The
Importance of Stepping In
Red
Herrings
Calibration
Does It
Fit? Does It Work?
Multiple
Examples, Multiple Exemplars
The Fish in
the Dream
How To Step
In
The Central
Belief: "Experience has Structure"
The Necessary State: "Openness / Internal
Space"
The
Supporting State: "Reverence"
How:
Internal and External Behavior
Beliefs I:
The Primacy of Beliefs
What Are "Beliefs"?
The Relevance of Beliefs to Modeling
Equivalence
Relationships
How Equivalence Relationships Relate to Beliefs
Causal
Relationships
How Causal Relationships Relate to Beliefs
The Natural
Expression of Equivalence and Causal Relationships
Equivalence
and Causal Relationships and Modeling
Beliefs II:
The Belief Template
Criteria
Context
Context and
Modeling
Criteria
and Modeling Abilities
Criterion
in Focus
Our
Exemplar: Lenny
Definition
Do We Need
Both?
Definition
and Modeling Abilities
Evidence of
Fulfillment
The Range
of Evidence
Threshold
Evidence
and Modeling Abilities
Enabling
Cause-Effect
Enabling
Cause-Effect and Modeling Abilities
Motivating
Cause-Effect
Motivating
Cause-Effect and Modeling Abilities
Supporting
Beliefs
Strategies
The
T.O.T.E.
Nested
TOTEs
The
TOTOTOTO...
The TOTE
and Strategies
Narrative
Strategies
The Test
The Test
and Modeling Abilities
The
Operations
Sequences
and Sets
Attain and
Maintain
Primary Operations
Secondary
Operations
Operations
and Modeling Abilities
Emotions
An Ocean of
Emotion
Emotions as
Summations of Experience
Emotions as
Influencers of Experience
The
Distinctions
Emotions as
Experienced, Emotions as Observed
Pleasant
Emotions, Unpleasant Emotions
Signal
Emotions
Signal
Emotions and Modeling
Sustaining
Emotions
Sustaining
Emotions and Modeling
External
Behavior
The
Interface
Why Not Use
Only External Behavior?
External
Behavior and Modeling
Contributing
Factors
Array
Elicitation: A Platonic Presentation
The "Ideal" Sequence
Planting
the Flag
Array
Elicitation Questions
Beliefs
Criterion
Definition
Evidence
Enabling
Cause-Effect
Motivating
Cause-Effect
Supporting
Beliefs
Strategies
Test
Primary
Operation
Secondary
Operations
Emotions
Sustaining
Emotion
Signal
Emotions
External
Behavior
Contributing
Factors
Elicitation,
Warts and All
Stories
Our
Exemplar: Ulrike
"Engaging
the Audience": Transcript
Additional
Transcript Commentary
Final
Thoughts About the Elicitation
Elegance
Allegiance
to the Model
Why We Do
Not Need to Include Everything
Why We Do
Not Want to Include Everything
Manageable
"Space" for
the Person
Discovering
What Is Necessary and Sufficient
Irrelevant
Patterns
Choosing INelegance
The Proof
in the Pudding
Generic
Models
Generic
Modeling Protocol
The Details
of Fudging
Same
Language, Same Structure
Different
Language, Same Structure
Different
Language, Different Structure
Cherry
Picking
An Example
of a Generic Array
"Stepping
In"
Criterion
and Definition
Enabling
Cause-Effect
Motivating
Cause-Effect
Supporting
Beliefs
Test
Primary
Operation
Secondary
Operations
Sustaining
Emotion
External
Behavior
Acquisition
Already
Someone There
Maintaining
Coherency
Reference
Experiences
Change
Threshold
Magnitude
and Repetition
Acquisition
Protocol: In General
Access: Establishing the Model
Oceans of
Experience
Rehearsal: Becoming Competent
Monkey
Wrenches
Persevering
Acquisition
Protocol: Specifics
The Shell
Criterial
Equivalence
Evidence
Motivating
Cause-Effect
Sustaining
Emotion
Enabling
Cause-Effect
Supporting
Beliefs
The Action
Levels of
Competence
Primary
Operation and External Behavior
Secondary
Operations
In a
Nutshell
|