The bottom axis doesn't seem like a continuum. How does one travel from sheltered to dogmatic when it comes to trying new things? I'm not sure I could discriminate between these things.
Perhaps the 2d scale should be this: Willingness to change mind - Dogmatic to Flighty.
Willingness to try new things - Sheltered to Adventurer.
Each person gets a score for each metric. This allows for a single data point to plot. The measurement would create four quadrants and the average person would fall in the center of the graph.
I think it means that even if you learn a lot of new things, but at the same time don't change your mind, that's what it is to be dogmatic. The new information had no effect.
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I think "A" is "open-minded critical thinking," but that's an awkward phrase. Surely there is a more elegant way to describe that concept.
ReplyDeleteThe bottom axis doesn't seem like a continuum. How does one travel from sheltered to dogmatic when it comes to trying new things? I'm not sure I could discriminate between these things.
ReplyDeletePerhaps the 2d scale should be this:
Willingness to change mind - Dogmatic to Flighty.
Willingness to try new things - Sheltered to Adventurer.
Each person gets a score for each metric. This allows for a single data point to plot. The measurement would create four quadrants and the average person would fall in the center of the graph.
I think it means that even if you learn a lot of new things, but at the same time don't change your mind, that's what it is to be dogmatic. The new information had no effect.
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