It was a very interesting debate" (Media Practitioner-Print) Our results show resistance to uptake of SMC due to the nature of the intervention, as well as the underlying values espoused by high level decision makers in the government.
As the underlying values of our life change, the structure of our minds can shift to accommodate.
The driver data, similar to the barrier data, identifies both structural supports (e.g., aligns with existing resources) as well as some ideas that capture underlying values that faculty hold about teaching.
There are a variety of questions that will tap into underlying values, such as "What is that about for you?" or "What is the risk of that approach?" or "What am I missing?" Notice that these questions don't explicitly ask for emotional answers but instead leave room for the person to express how they're feeling or what they're worried about.
Debated issues such as online privacy, relationships, self-expression, self-regulation, social collaboration (a product of what Clay Shirky (2010) calls "cognitive surplus") and others are inextricably linked to underlying values such as creativity, kindness, wisdom, gratitude, authenticity, relatedness, freedom, generativity, and so on.
The three simulations focus on situations in which values and identities are at the forefront of the dispute, challenging students to move away from the usual focus on positions and interests, to an analysis of underlying values and beliefs as the source of the conflict.
26 The findings of our first study 2 suggested that organisations' underlying values promoted health as a life resource which was necessary in the context of the extractive production model applied in small-scale agriculture.
"By changing neighborhoods, we're changing underlying values," Mr. Aarons said.
In this sense, the two approaches are representative of underlying values in the main parties.
However, the underlying values crisis is far from resolved.
