Peripheral Vision: Polyocular Vision or Subunderstanding?  

Oleh:

Maruyama, Magoroh

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Organization Studies vol. 25 no. 3 (Mar. 2004), page 467–480.
Topik: illusory understanding; cognitive types; job rotation; outbreeding
Fulltext: 467OS253.pdf (181.16KB)

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There are several meta-level considerations which are seldom taken up but are crucial. Two of them are discussed in this article: polyocular vision, in which the differences between images obtained from many angles enable the brain to compute invisible mental coordinates; and illusion of understanding, in which a person is convinced that he or she has a perfect understanding while missing the most important points of others. Job rotation and quasi-rotation help cultivate polyocular vision. On the other hand, concept inbreeding in an organization poses a barrier to polyocular vision. Intellectual outbreeding is facilitated by establishing conceptual ‘free trade zones’ such as the Peripheral Vision section in this journal.

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