Updated: 1702 Th 211119
“…such as of mustard and cress.”
A new non-fiction publication(*)
tells us to
[“]Become lifeplace-competent in
as many human-behavioural-models as we can[“]
certainly be familiarly-capable in more than one,
and become ‘knowedgable-about’ more than just a few …
and the book gives us 30 such models
and a 14 page summary of them
after some 240 pages of insights and details.
———–
SO WHAT ?
Well,
surely such new-awareness in turn prompts one
to find such other lists of models
and to seek-out
their individually intrinsic value and application,
… don’t you think ?
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———– pause for self-&-immediate-environment maintenance) ———–
And it surely also prompts us to ‘scout’ for
“Other Lifeplace-Models and Domains
and their ‘Subs-” –
such as
“Environment Models”
e.g. The Immediate Household;
One’s Bedroom, and therein one’s Bedside(**)
———– pause for self-&-immediate-environment maintenance) ———–
(*) Mental Models by Peter Hollins
(**) a bedridden terminal person maybe comforted by ‘tending’
a bedside green-plant growing tray
such as of mustard-&-cress .