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Your Frame Of Reference

Your Frame Of Reference

If you’re trying to be as objective as possible when making a decision or solving a problem, you always want to account for your frame of reference. A frame-of-reference mental trap is framing.

Framing refers to the way you present a situation or explanation. You will of course be influenced by your perspective, but you don’t want to be unknowingly influenced.

If you think you may not have the full understanding of a situation, then you must actively try to get it by looking from a variety of different frames of reference.

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