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Imagine you see a boy crying. The first, primary reaction is: to comfort him. | |||
But context can completely change the interpretation: | |||
* The child cries frequently → you decide not to constantly comfort him, because he needs to learn that falling is not always bad. | |||
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* The mother is present → you feel that your intervention is not necessary. | |||
* The child is crying with joy → his team has just won a soccer match. | |||
* The mother is present, but reacts coldly and uninterested → how do you handle this without getting into a conflict yourself? | |||
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== Individual differences in context processing == | |||
That context determines interpretation is understood by almost everyone. | |||
What is often less recognized: the ''context sensitivity'' itself also differs among people. | |||
* The past and experiences of each person are different. | |||
* But in addition, the ability to process context - what I call '''complex thinking''' - is also developed differently. | |||
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