Sense-making
Integrative Grasp
Connect information and make it understandable as a whole.
- Intuitive name
- Coherence
- Mechanism name
- Integrative Grasp
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MODEL K · 31 TRAITS
Sense-making / Verification
DEFINITION
Definition
Sense-making connects information and experience into an intelligible whole. Verification identifies and checks the key points on which a judgment depends.
There is no difference between the ability to understand and the ability to verify.
Verification
Key-Point Verification
Identify and confirm key points that will influence your decision.
- Intuitive name
- Corroboration
- Mechanism name
- Key-Point Verification
Investigate the history of restored vessels
Sense-making
Connecting the fragments to make it understandable as a whole.
Seeker ILE-Q
Verification
Check out the clues in the glaze that will affect your decision.
Analyst LII-QIn everyday life
Sense-making
We seek to connect information and experiences so that they can be understood as a whole. Rather than just receiving individual answers, it appears as a way to see how they can connect within your own understanding.
- After listening to the explanation, reorganize the connections with other information in your own words.
- Even if a conclusion is presented, organize the process and reasons until a single understanding is reached.
Each story was connected and I began to understand the whole story.
If you are biased towards seeking a unified understanding, you may end up losing sense even if you have insufficiently verified a single point that influences your judgment.
Verification
Identify the main points that influence your judgment and ask if they are certain. It appears as a way of extracting a decisive factor from an explanation and confirming the supporting evidence.
- After listening to the explanation, check the main points and evidence that support the conclusion.
- When the discussion spreads, it shows what needs to be confirmed to make a decision.
This is the decisive factor in my decision, so I would like to confirm that.
If you are too focused on verifying the main points, you may lack an understanding of how each point is connected to the whole.
