frame of reference

A set of ideas, conditions, or assumptions that determine how cognitive framework will be approached, perceived and understood. Nuances and implications of each component:

• a set of ideas  – this encompasses a vast spectrum of mental constructs. It includes deeply ingrained philosophies, learned doctrines, and even fleeting opinions. These ideas can be consciously held or operate subconsciously, influencing our cognitive processes without our explicit awareness. They form the bedrock of our intellectual landscape, shaping our value systems, moral compass, and cognitive biases

• conditions – these are the external and internal circumstances that provide context for our experiences. External conditions might include the social, economic, or political climate, while internal conditions could involve our emotional state, physical health, or cognitive abilities. The same stimulus can evoke vastly different responses depending on the prevailing conditions 

• assumptions – these are the silent partners in our cognitive processes, operating beneath the surface of conscious thought. Assumptions can be based on past experiences, cultural norms, or ingrained prejudices. They often function as mental shortcuts, allowing us to quickly process information and make decisions. However, they can also lead to significant errors in judgment and perpetuate harmful stereotypes

• Methodologies and tools – our framework acts as a blueprint for action, guiding our methodologies and, consequently, the tools and techniques we employ, the questions we ask, and the solutions we see

practical  is not  theoretical

frame of reference – created by Imagen 3 and conceived by 1518&projects, 2025

• 1518&projects
• ai content generator
• air-cavitas-oris
• is not – continued since 9 september 2018