Sociometry
Sociometry is often used in decision-making to get a clear picture of the current situation of the individuals within the community. It can support the decision-making process and is thus seen as part of the structure layer. Instead of giving a vote that consists of “Yes” or “No”, people signalize their position through a position in the room.
This shows the nuances much better.
We present several ways to use this method to investigate the group’s wishes and personal inclinations.
Aims and Objectives
- To visualize the positioning of the people in the group.
- To overcome the dichotomy of “approval” and “disapproval” and to give people a chance to show their stand.
Target audience
Any group that needs to make common decisions or wants to become more aware of the positions of their members.
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