Unconscious incompetence knows no conscious incompetence knows no you do not know know know you know COMPETITION COMPETITION AWARE unconscious knows not he knows At age 18, was raised to get the driver's license. Simply consider consciously made him realize that did not have that ability, which led him to decide to enroll in an academy. That decision and awareness is essential for further progress in any field. This second level of learning, it is called conscious incompetence, because we know that it is not known (the biggest problem is the denial of the problem). Classes began and reached a day that was installed at the level of conscious competence as we know we know. This is the most critical phase because it's when usually panic and John was no exception.
All pins have learned, is the driving license, an opposition or learning a new language. John, did not clarify with so many things had to do at once (look in the mirror, stop, change gears, accelerate, turn signals, etc.).. I say this is the most critical and decisive phase of learning, because it marks the turning point between continuing with what we are doing and achieving our goal, or give up and fail. Finally, he had sufficient strength or capacity of frustration (distinguishing feature of the adult) and to move forward, reaching the final stage of any learning, which is the unconscious competence. That is the point where it is not known is known.
So, John, and was able to move the car without being conscious of doing it. He had so incorporated the learning, which led inconscientementea a . There are many things in life, we learn and never forgotten years but do not practice them. For example, cycling is a learning process that is never forgotten by the large participation neuromuscular involved. The professional golf or other sports, talk continually of a sensacionesa buenas or bad they have felt during the game. They refer to such competition undoubtedly unconscious or muscle memory that allows them to a jugar without thinking. I assume that the reader has successfully managed multiple people and more or less conflictual situations. That is the proof that has unconscious competence to deal with difficult people or situations, but precisely because this unconscious competence, is often falsely attribute success to luck or instinct. I hope that from now on, you may be more aware of your responsibilities, especially if you devote yourselves to psychotherapy. I was born in Barcelona (Spain). I'm a psychiatrist, psychologist and psychotherapist. I have over 30 years dedicated to psychotherapy, both in appearance clinico.a teacher as I am currently very focused on integrated brief psychotherapy, that does not know which therapy is planned that embraces the individual as a whole (physical aspects , psychological and social). a therapy is a very creative and that led to (work with the photographic history of the patients) that along with writing, sports and reading are my favorite hobbies. If you walk into my what I intend to see that through different articles, is to raise awareness of online easily and complexity of my daily work