Time-Binding

Module 2

Outcomes of Applying Time-Binding

1. Understanding the role of time-binding in short- and long-term decision making

2. Consciousness of how people and societies change and learn over time

3. “An Awareness of change and process at all levels of life”  --Minteer, Words and What They Do To You, Lesson 12

4. “The habit of dating in speech – locating an event or person in time”  --Minteer, Words and What They Do To You, Lesson 12

5. “Taking responsibility for our own abstracting, and accepting inevitable individual differences in evaluating.”  --Kodish & Kodish, Drive Yourself Sane, p. 187

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