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Sense making refers to the phenomena of making and unmaking of sense. | |||
The way that people choose between multiple possible explanations of sensory and other input as they seek to conform the phenomenological with the real in order to act in such a way as to determine or respond to the world around them. | |||
Revision as of 15:33, 27 December 2006
Sense making refers to the phenomena of making and unmaking of sense.
The way that people choose between multiple possible explanations of sensory and other input as they seek to conform the phenomenological with the real in order to act in such a way as to determine or respond to the world around them.