The Continuum Of Perception, I Tend Toward Intuition

Furthermore, I have an ISFJ personality type, and while this type is not entirely accurate in describing my personality, I do think that I take in information more via ‘sensing' (the second letter classification) than ‘intuition’. I find that I am observant and aware when it comes to another’s emotions and perspective, and I am more aware of another’s happiness, emotions, and benefit when making a moral decision rather than just being black and white like Kant’s deontology. This concern for another’s happiness also means that I am

Data analysis, research analysis, statistical analysis, and any other kind of career involving the analysis of factors used to advise employers on decision making are all in a rapidly growing field. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, “Employment of operations research analysts is projected to grow 27 percent from 2016 to 2026, much faster than the average for all occupations.” (Operations Research Analysts, 2017) Referring to data analysis, Chris Matthews said, “…it is a very broad field… it may seem saturated but there’s a lot of people doing that because there’s a need for that, and it’s gonna continue to grow.” (Matthews, 2017) Because of this rapid growth, many techniques and ways of completing analyses are becoming outdated. According to Moreno, “Analytical methods and tools trail both the appetite and ambition of most business leaders: 23% of analytics professionals are still using spreadsheets as their primary tool for data analysis.” He also includes that “There is a dire need

Based on the Leadership Compass, my leadership style is equal parts North and West, or action and analysis based. This tends to express itself as a strategical and direct approach to work and potential problems. Because of this, I am sometimes seen as lacking empathy or too focused on the work instead of the workers. In planning events as the Co-Diversity and Inclusion coordinator, I have had to be more cognizant of the feelings and abilities of others, and even myself. And in a direct effort to

Perception has a few definitions; the most frequently used definition is what we become aware of through our senses. However, perception is not just what our senses tell us, it is our reaction to the feelings we sense. Perception just happens; it is something we cannot control. The mind tells us how we feel before we even realize what is happening.

The ability to impart data precisely, clearly and as proposed, is a crucial life aptitude and something that ought not be disregarded. It's never past the point where it is possible to take a shot at your relational abilities and by doing as such enhance your personal

Browne (2010) situates her argument of the racialization of surveillance by focusing on how surveillance technologies place emphasis on classification of the visual aspects of one’s identity. She draws heavily from Paul Gilroy’s (2000) concept of “Epidermal thinking” – a concept referring to the modern discourse of visual judgements and how they can racialize practices in society. The concept of otherness is important to epidermal thinking, as prototypical whiteness and the ‘Other’ are examples of how skin is categorized through visual judgements. Such visual judgements translate to surveillance in terms of controlling the freedom and mobility of individuals by means of profiling those with bodies that deem them “out-of-place” (Browne 2010).

Daniel Kahneman’s aim in this book is to make psychology, perception easy for the people to grasp. This book is mainly discussing the issues related to the assumptions, we human’s make without thinking through carefully. Daniel really does a great job discussing the problems due to human irrationality.

Sometimes I overthink and it causes unnecessary stress while other times, it has helped to solidify my wants and desires. This would probably the only trait from the intuitive because I do use common sense and like clear and concise information which are associated with the sensing personality trait. In the end, my personality favors intuition over sensing.

Human beings perceive everything within their realities through the five basic senses of taste, touch, hearing, sight, and smell. If someone was to talk to you, you have to be able to understand their body language toward you. For example, you can feel when texting someone that they do not want to talk to you. You must touch things to get them and hold them, smell things with your nose. In order, to know if you like something you must taste it.

In the book of Matthew, Jesus calls the Pharisees “blind guides,” or men who guided or taught from their self righteous customs instead of from the Spirit of the Law. The Pharisees blame shifted and refused to assist with the actual burdens they would not carry. But, in Proverbs, Solomon refers indirectly to the routine of someone that seeks reasons for glorifying God, “The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; and he that winneth souls is wise” (Proverbs 11:30). Therefore, as a disciple of Christ, who came to “seek and to save the lost” (Luke19:10), I ought to work to glorify God. Furthermore, in Evangelism Is, by Dave Early and David Wheeler, it states that our lives are to glorify God, because, “ultimately God gets the most glory, and we find the deepest fulfillment when our lives are

Perception is a strange thing to combat, how does one turn away from the thoughts others have of them? In my years of school I’ve had the honor of seeing this strength in someone who has been able to rise above the rumors that once circulated the student body about them, someone who in the course of their high school career has made mistakes. One big one to be exact, under the influence of alcohol, something they shouldn't have been drinking in the first place, but as students, teachers and parents all know too well happens in the dark hours of the weekends. What occurred, on that night spread the next day and the next day until it was found on the internet a few days later, a mistake so permanent now. Devastating is honestly the only way to

People of different cultures and beliefs have different perceptions of the world and of others. Perception is a concept that is as complicated as the human mind, it is biased, it is always subjective, and never objective (McDonald, 2012). Perception is influenced by life experiences that creates a lens in which one views the world through (McDonald, 2012).

In my presentation, I will be discussing if knowledge is influenced by the past, would, then, ‘human nature’ - an historical construct - be different, if past events had turned out differently. History is well acknowledged as the study of past events, as it is human nature to understand the previous actions made by others, in order to determine how to avoid or seek a similar situation. Therefore, it can become easy to question that if past events had different outcomes, would then human nature and future decisions also have different outcome.

You and I are built with a tremendous ability to affect change in our own context. Let me ask, if you are up against a decision and have no idea what is next and ask, “what should I do?” I would ask you, what would you do if you did not have this decision? Most of the time when you give people the space to think, they will come up with their own answer. John C Maxwell has said, “most of the time people think other peoples thoughts.” If John is correct most of the time people only need their thinking capacity lengthened and they will find the solution. Next, we find (between my ears) Sensing; I rely heavily on sensing what people are trying to communicate. As a police office (in my younger days) I found that what people think is usually displayed by involuntary body language. This skill takes one time to prove that your sensing quality is true or false. Then, I have the Thinking attribute; I often need time to think through issues or process. When I coach a person, I have to spend many hours preparing (thinking) of the right questions to lead them to the answers they already have within. Lastly, I bare the Perceiving marks. This is the part tells