Published on 03 May 2013, by M. Tomazy.
"We -all of us- usually care about what we really want to hear/read/see"
This idea is associated with human nature regardless to the social, ethnic, religious or educational status.
However, open-minded persons have the most accurate skill to judge and evaluate variable things according to knowledge and neutral search.
Jumping to conclusion:
When the person have pre-existing concept (which might be correct or wrong), he/she usually jumps to conclusion by bypassing analysis (or processing) and surely final judgement will be 'wrong' or 'premature'.
Social example:
If one has pre-existing idea that some one 'hate' him/her, and once he/she watch the other whispering with third person, he will -mostly- think that they are negatively talking about him/her, whereas, they mighy talk about totally different private subject.
Again, we must be an open-minded and to be patient to listen to all point of views in order to reach accurate judgement.
This idea is associated with human nature regardless to the social, ethnic, religious or educational status.
However, open-minded persons have the most accurate skill to judge and evaluate variable things according to knowledge and neutral search.
Jumping to conclusion:
When the person have pre-existing concept (which might be correct or wrong), he/she usually jumps to conclusion by bypassing analysis (or processing) and surely final judgement will be 'wrong' or 'premature'.
Social example:
If one has pre-existing idea that some one 'hate' him/her, and once he/she watch the other whispering with third person, he will -mostly- think that they are negatively talking about him/her, whereas, they mighy talk about totally different private subject.
Again, we must be an open-minded and to be patient to listen to all point of views in order to reach accurate judgement.
