Mind is a great natural statistic machine. I witness the decision making based on statistic/ experiences among my piano students all the time, especially when they sight-read a new piece. That is to execute the next move mainly depending on the past experiences and memories of the patterns they have played, with lesser degree of visual recognition of the patterns applied to their processing. In other words, they rely heavily on the probabilities of certain movement patterns (yes, we often go to # and flat notes with No. 2 and 4 fingers due to the simpler pieces introduced for beginner and intermediate students often have such hand positions).
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1/5/2018 09:44:53 am
Learning is a trial and error process. I believe that there is no one person who was born a genius right away. All the brightest and smartest people in the world have also failed. Not one person in this world is perfect and that is acceptable because we are bound to make mistakes since we are only humans. I also believe that dumb people do not exist because everyone has the potential to become smart if they would only exert effort to learn.
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From my perspective, decision making is one of the key expertise that an individual has to develop in order to succeed in the profession. In fact, it is an indispensable ingredient of the effective leadership process. Each decision comes with its own provocation, and different executives adopt different techniques to resolve the issues. I think one of the conventional problem-solving techniques is - ' Trial and Error ' technique. It is signalized by duplicated, manifold attempts till the attainment of the success. You should learn this empiric and other decision-making techniques to find the best probable solution in the least possible time.
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