Appreciative Inquiry: 5 Principles (EN) Flashcards

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Constructionist principle

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β€’ We jointly construct our social realities through our shared conversations, and then our social reality influences the way we talk.
β€’ When we change the way we talk together, the questions we ask, and so on, we change the present reality.
πŸ”‘β€’ Words create worlds.

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Simultaneity principle

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β€’ Change happens the moment we ask the question, or the moment we make a comment or enter the conversation.
πŸ”¬β€’ Inquiry is intervention.

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Poetic principle

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β€’ There are many perspectives, multiple ways of knowing and understanding. How we understand a situation or a person and what story we tell about it affects everything.
πŸŒ…β€’ You have a choice in how you see things.

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Anticipatory principle

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β€’ We move in the direction of our thoughts and the images that we hold.
β€’ What we focus on, expands.
πŸ„β€β™€οΈβ€’ We see what we expect to see; what we look for, we find.

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Positive principle

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β€’ The questions we ask and what we inquire into are generative.
The more positive and generative the questions, the more positive and generative the outcome.
πŸ’‘β€’ Positive images and positive actions produce positive results.

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