THE SUBCONSCIOUS COMMAND
Repeated behavior can feel as though a decision has been made before conscious thought arrives. This title turns attention toward learned responses, internal language and the interpretations people use to explain automatic habits.
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Keep the reading grounded in observable situations. Naming an underlying command may be a useful metaphor, but the next question is what conditions reinforce the pattern and what evidence would show that behavior is changing.
A question to explore before reading
Which familiar response appears before you have consciously chosen it?
Keep this question alongside your own experience as you compare the perspectives in the library.
Explore the subject first.
These original journal essays offer a way into related questions.
The Task Is Unfamiliar. Pretending to Understand Will Not Complete It.
You Remember What Happened. Examine What You Are Asking It to Mean.A perspective for your reading
Keep the reading grounded in observable situations. Naming an underlying command may be a useful metaphor, but the next question is what conditions reinforce the pattern and what evidence would show that behavior is changing.
A question to carry into the book
Continue this line of inquiry with THE NERVOUS SYSTEM CODE. What changes in your behavior when the same situation feels safe rather than threatening?
Build your next reading connection
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- CyGuru Law Of REGULATION — Regulation is a useful starting concept when the same intention produces different behavior under different conditions.
