Examining The Models
Here you actively encourage the tension that comes from looking at the two opposing models together, through a series of exploratory questions:
- Ask yourself how the models are similar and different.
- Consider what you most value from the models as they’re articulated.
- Question the models as you have articulated them and the benefits you’ve defined.
- Explore the assumptions that underlie each model.
- What are the cause-and-effect relationships there at work in the models?
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