Perception filters
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Revision as of 11:59, 5 February 2022
Perception filtering is the process of focusing on a selected subset of the large number of stimuli that are present one time. Perceptual filtering is necessary because the cognitive and physical capacity of an individual to process and respond to multiple sources of information is limited[1]. This focus is individual and determined by biological, cultural and language prerequisites as well as values and thinking styles.[2] - Wiki article Paul Schatt spring 2022
Types of filters
Filters model
Mind dancing
With manging the perception filters actively a project manager is able to influence the stakeholders expectations. This "mind dancing" approach creates the opportunity to have satisfied customers although the project scope is not completely fulfilled. As project is not only determined by the results but more by the customers satisfaction the success can be increased with this approach. Recognizing the existing of perception filters is the first step. With the knowledge and ability to use this filters strong project teams can be formed.
