PonderThis: What Change? I Did Not See Any Change!
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Dan Simons and Christopher Chabris met at Harvard in 1994 and began to collaborate on research about cognition. Their interest was in understanding how and how well we really pay attention. Their work demonstrated that we often do not observe change and most often, see what we are looking for. Our brain fills in gaps or simply ignores information based on what it expects to see. For leaders, who must make decisions that impact the organizations they lead, paying attention is critical.
PonderThis: What Change? I Did Not See Any Change!
PonderThis: What Change? I Did Not See Any…
PonderThis: What Change? I Did Not See Any Change!
Dan Simons and Christopher Chabris met at Harvard in 1994 and began to collaborate on research about cognition. Their interest was in understanding how and how well we really pay attention. Their work demonstrated that we often do not observe change and most often, see what we are looking for. Our brain fills in gaps or simply ignores information based on what it expects to see. For leaders, who must make decisions that impact the organizations they lead, paying attention is critical.