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Elements of Perception

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1 Elements of Perception
Frame Creates boundaries for thought, understanding and experience Filter Present emotional state, mood, attitude Determines receptivity, trust, openness, motivation Focus What we pay attention to Determines importance

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3 Filters shape and limit what you see and understand

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5 Frame, Filter, Focus What Works
Flexible, Expanding, Inclusive Filter Clear and Receptive Focus Adaptable Matches priorities Fits needs of situation

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7 Perception: What Works/ What Goes Wrong
Components of Restricted Perception Components of Clear Perception Defensiveness Blame and/or Control Self-Centeredness Fear Compassion Personal Responsibility Humility Hope

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