illusion of transparency¶
The. (1998). illusion of transparency.
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Mechanisms¶
- Active Listening Loop
- The deeper trap is the illusion of transparency: the actor assumes their own understanding (or their own meaning) is obvious and skips the reflection entirely.
This sourceIt is exactly why reflecting-and-confirming beats assuming the meaning already landed.
- The deeper trap is the illusion of transparency: the actor assumes their own understanding (or their own meaning) is obvious and skips the reflection entirely.
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