Observe, understand and guide the possibilities that are available to us.
Cognition allows the system to organize the information it receives in order to give direction to the experience.
Understanding the cognitive dimension
The cognitive dimension is involved in how we observe, interpret, and organize the information that comes to us.
It helps us to consider different possibilities, to make choices and to direct our attention.
When balanced, it supports understanding, creativity, and adaptation. When it loses its balance, it can lead to overanalysis, distraction, or difficulty making decisions.
FAQ The cognitive dimension
What you can observe on a daily basis
Make an appointment- You analyze a lot.
- You need to understand before you decide.
- You change your mind often.
- You can easily imagine different possibilities.
- Sometimes you feel like you're "going around in circles".
- You quickly perceive the connections between different situations.
This dimension is neither good nor bad. It represents a particular way of relating to the world.
Seeing a possibility is often the first step in any transformation.
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