Tools for Dialogue: Ladder of Inference – Chris Argyris We live in a world of self-generating beliefs that remain largely untested. We adopt those beliefs because they are based on conclusions, which are inferred from - Philosophy of dialogue - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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