Learning path 2 · INEMA.NCIA
Perception & Self-Knowledge
The reality you perceive is an interpretation, not a fact. How self-perception misleads you and how value arises in the eyes of the beholder.
Module 2-1Perception & value
Perception as interpretation, not fact: how you see yourself, how value arises in the eyes of the beholder, and the molds we inherit.
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Module 2-2How we learn
Why learning sticks for some people and slips away from others — theories and models to understand each person.
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Before you continue: four quick checks
No grades, no scoreboard. Answer from memory, then reveal the answer to compare.
01Why does a beginner feel more confident than an expert?Reveal
And this is the Dunning-Kruger effect: the same lack of knowledge that leads to mistakes prevents you from notice the error. Only those who explore the topic in depth see the complexity—and therefore become more cautious. Metacognition is what corrects the reading at both ends.
02Why can two identical products have different values?Reveal
Because perceived value depends not only on the object, but also on the context and framing. The setting, packaging, and story change how a person feels upon receiving — and even how the product seems to work (a washed car, a brand-name painkiller).
03Which activity leads to the most learning retention, according to Glasser?Reveal
Teaching others (~95%) is at the top of the pyramid. Reading is at the base (~10%). The more active your role—discussing, practicing, teaching—the more you retain.
04What is the value of knowing Enneagram, MBTI, and DISC?Reveal
To identify each person’s motivation or decision-making style and adapt the message to what they value—without changing the content, only how you present it. It is perception applied to communication.