Decision Grid 1: What is the Meaning of Dog?

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What is the Meaning of the Word dog?
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What is the Meaning of the Word Dog?

Decision Grid Part I: Introduction

This is a game we devised for a Toastmaster meeting a few years ago as an in-house visual demonstration of how thoughts and ideas process within our minds.

The Decision Grid follows the flow of decision-making from the moment a question or situation arises to the instant a solution, an answer or hypothesis seems to magically pop into our minds.

How it works:

The Decision Grid process helps to visualize how the mind determines meanings behind words and  actions which convey thought and idea from one person to another.

Questions trigger the brain into bringing in and evaluating new ideas and concepts against current memories, ideas and concepts.

How it works:

First a question, situation, event comes to focus.

The brain thinks about the idea, brings up memories of available information, what is already known, processes any new or changed information, makes a decision, provides a decision, physical response or action.

Ask the question

External:

What is the meaning of “_________________________?”

 1. An individual hears, reads, sees or senses the question.

Bring to mind, conjure

Internal:

2. The mind conjures up ideas, memories and experiences concerning all existing knowledge of the question in order to formulate an answer.

Contemplate new information

Virtual:

3. The mind sorts, shuffles, weighs and ultimately decides to formulate a response.

Formulate response

Physical:

4. The individual expresses an answer in the form of speech, writing or other form of physical manifestation.

 Next: Ask a Question

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pkelley

The Theory of Pat is a gradual process which will expand as we work out the mysteries of our past, present and future. We chose to share as we learn and practice how to navigate our own impulsive and irrational thoughts so we may help others better defend against those who work to exploit weakness.
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