The Nature of Consensus
Summary: Pending
This is one of a set of nine transparencies illustrating Warfield's "Consensus Methodologies".
John says he wrote this transparency about 1980, in the same general time and general framework as the Consensus Methodology drawings, but doen't recall exact occasion that he did it. In 1988 David Keever had a nice copy of the transparency made for a CIM presentation to Morphopolous, (a Greek financier who for a time was planning to bankroll Keever & Christakis in a new company outside of GMU).
Contents of this transparency is a numbered list, as follows:
1. All participants have an opportunity to give input (exercised or not)
2. All participants indicate that they feel they have had opportunity to give input
3. Participants' ideas have been acknowledged by the group
4. Participants indicate that they feel they have been "heard", i.e. that their views are understood
5. Participants indicate that they can "live with" the process outcome
On Rose's computer, this cell is in filename:
c:\invnrw\cells\cel350.pdf
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- Description: Photo, scanned
- Publication Year: 1980
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