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Self-sealing behaviour

    So, I say, "I like feedback, and yet I have comments disabled".

    Hmm. I have a lot of good reasons not to enable comments, but what is really going on. Oh it sounds a bit like that I want to:

    1. be in unilateral control; (b) strive to win and not lose;
    2. suppress negative feelings; and (d) act rationally (Argyris, 2002, p. 212).

    So, from now, comments are now on1.

    References

    Argyris, C. (2002). Double-loop learning, teaching, and research. Academy of Management Journal, 1(2), 208–218.


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    To prevent comment spam, they'll be automatically disabled after some period.


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    Updated: 11 Aug '04 08:59

    Author: Peter Smith

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