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What means may we use to further incorporate valuescience into our and others’ world-views? (~250 words)
 
What means may we use to further incorporate valuescience into our and others’ world-views? (~250 words)
 
* 1. What do we mean and understand by “semiotics” as we use the term in valuescience?
 
* 1. What do we mean and understand by “semiotics” as we use the term in valuescience?
* 2. How may people use study of semiotics to become more aware of world-view and to evolve it?
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* 2. How may people use study of semiotics to become more aware of worldview and to evolve it?
 
* 3. What do we mean and understand by “deconstruction” as we use the term in valuescience?
 
* 3. What do we mean and understand by “deconstruction” as we use the term in valuescience?
 
* 4. What are three questions people may pose to deconstruct signs and reveal meaning?
 
* 4. What are three questions people may pose to deconstruct signs and reveal meaning?
 
* 5. What do we mean and understand by “linguistic relativity” as we use the term in valuescience?
 
* 5. What do we mean and understand by “linguistic relativity” as we use the term in valuescience?
* 6. What is one step people may take to apply linguistic relativity to become more aware of world-view and to evolve it?
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* 6. What is one step people may take to apply linguistic relativity to become more aware of worldview and to evolve it?
 
* 7. What are two or more examples of how you might evolve idiolect to live and die well?
 
* 7. What are two or more examples of how you might evolve idiolect to live and die well?
 
* 8. What do we mean and understand by “narrative paradigm theory” as we use the term in valuescience?
 
* 8. What do we mean and understand by “narrative paradigm theory” as we use the term in valuescience?
* 9. How may people apply narrative paradigm theory to evolve world-view?
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* 9. How may people apply narrative paradigm theory to evolve worldview?
 
* 10. What do we mean and understand by “metanarrative” as we use the term in valuescience?
 
* 10. What do we mean and understand by “metanarrative” as we use the term in valuescience?
 
* 11. What are three metanarratives of which you are aware?
 
* 11. What are three metanarratives of which you are aware?
 
* 12. Briefly outline a valuescience-based metanarrative.
 
* 12. Briefly outline a valuescience-based metanarrative.
* 13. What two or more elements of a narrative you embrace have you yet to make reflect and communicate a consilient scientific world-view?
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* 13. What two or more elements of a narrative you embrace have you yet to make reflect and communicate a consilient scientific worldview?
 
* 14. What do we mean and understand by “ideology” as we use the term in valuescience?
 
* 14. What do we mean and understand by “ideology” as we use the term in valuescience?
 
* 15. In what one or more ways can people apply valuescience to avoid and suppress dogmatic, and to support pragmatic ideology?
 
* 15. In what one or more ways can people apply valuescience to avoid and suppress dogmatic, and to support pragmatic ideology?
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* 18. What is an example of a social environment that is/was an impediment to practicing valuescience, and how, specifically, was it so?
 
* 18. What is an example of a social environment that is/was an impediment to practicing valuescience, and how, specifically, was it so?
 
* 19. What do we mean and understand by “groupthink” as we use the term in valuescience?
 
* 19. What do we mean and understand by “groupthink” as we use the term in valuescience?
* 20. In what three (or more) ways we can lessen risks of groupthink?
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* 20. What do we mean and understand by “cognitive activism” as we use the term in valuescience?
* 21. What are two examples of qualities (one natural, one artificial) of a physical environment that may be impediments to practicing valuescience?
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* 21. What do we mean and understand by “cognitive bias” as we use the term in valuescience?
* 22. How may people mitigate or overcome, and assist other in overcoming external impediments to practicing valuescience?
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* 23. What do we mean and understand by “cognitive activism” as we use the term in valuescience?
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* 24. What is one way you can practice cognitive activism to further practice of valuescience?
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* 25. What do we mean and understand by “cognitive bias” as we use the term in valuescience?
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* 26. What are two cognitive biases that are impediments to practicing valuescience? (no “x”)
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* 27. Name and briefly describe three cognitive biases of which you are aware in your own behavior.
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* 28. How can you mitigate one of these and reduce its adverse effects?
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* 29. What do we mean and understand by “self-observation”?
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* 30. What are three examples of situations in which we may practice self-observation to evolve a more consilient science-based world-view?
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* 31. To what two sources may we attribute all internal impediments to practicing valuescience?
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* 32. How may people mitigate or overcome internal impediments to practicing valuescience?
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Latest revision as of 09:10, 8 August 2018

What means may we use to further incorporate valuescience into our and others’ world-views? (~250 words)

  • 1. What do we mean and understand by “semiotics” as we use the term in valuescience?
  • 2. How may people use study of semiotics to become more aware of worldview and to evolve it?
  • 3. What do we mean and understand by “deconstruction” as we use the term in valuescience?
  • 4. What are three questions people may pose to deconstruct signs and reveal meaning?
  • 5. What do we mean and understand by “linguistic relativity” as we use the term in valuescience?
  • 6. What is one step people may take to apply linguistic relativity to become more aware of worldview and to evolve it?
  • 7. What are two or more examples of how you might evolve idiolect to live and die well?
  • 8. What do we mean and understand by “narrative paradigm theory” as we use the term in valuescience?
  • 9. How may people apply narrative paradigm theory to evolve worldview?
  • 10. What do we mean and understand by “metanarrative” as we use the term in valuescience?
  • 11. What are three metanarratives of which you are aware?
  • 12. Briefly outline a valuescience-based metanarrative.
  • 13. What two or more elements of a narrative you embrace have you yet to make reflect and communicate a consilient scientific worldview?
  • 14. What do we mean and understand by “ideology” as we use the term in valuescience?
  • 15. In what one or more ways can people apply valuescience to avoid and suppress dogmatic, and to support pragmatic ideology?
  • 16. What do we mean and understand by “propaganda” as we use the term in valuescience?
  • 17. In what one or more ways may people defend against adverse influence from propaganda and use propaganda to further common good?
  • 18. What is an example of a social environment that is/was an impediment to practicing valuescience, and how, specifically, was it so?
  • 19. What do we mean and understand by “groupthink” as we use the term in valuescience?
  • 20. What do we mean and understand by “cognitive activism” as we use the term in valuescience?
  • 21. What do we mean and understand by “cognitive bias” as we use the term in valuescience?