One of the foundational drivers of understanding perception and decision making in SPoR is the One Brain Three Minds concept (1B3M). It essentially proposes that humans have three speeds and centres of perception and decision making, as whole persons. There is extensive research to support the idea that humans think with their head, heart and… Read More One Brain, Three Minds and Perception

I remember having a discussion with a safety person who’s semiotic for their identity was a punching fist on a brick wall. Of course, the person was defensive when I deconstructed the semiotic and pointed out that it was inconsistent with the intended message. Even though the person had no expertise in semiotics, it was… Read More When Semiotics Show Your Real Agenda in Safety

The new book by Dr Nippin Anand and Dr Rob Long has been released called 51 Stories in Culture, To Live and To Be. You can purchase the ebook here: https://www.humandymensions.com/product/51-stories-in-culture/ This is book fourteen in the series on the Social Psychology of Risk. You can download past versions for free here: https://www.humandymensions.com/shop/ We have… Read More 51 Stories in Risk – Free Sample Download

Originally posted on February 27, 2015 @ 12:48 PM Understanding How People Make Decisions and Judgments Robert Sams presented at the 2015 National Workers Compensation Summit in Melbourne NSW on 25 February. In the midst of presentations that mainly focused on numbers, graphs and data, most of which were about how to ‘control’ workers compensation… Read More Understanding How People Make Decisions and Judgments