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10/11/2019 4 Comments Session 1, Trust GameA "trust game" was assigned as part of the pre-work for session #1. During conversation, it seemed that people had some feedback about this game. I invite your comments, complaints, questions, ah-ha moments about this experience.
Check out this fun game about implications of trusting or not trusting another: The Evolution of Trust - http://ncase.me/trust/
4 Comments
Heather R Leonard
10/22/2019 07:28:43 am
I thought it was a very interesting concept to see how easily trust can be gained or broken. However, it took a long to time to go through everything, and then we didn't really talk about it while in session. Maybe this should be the pre-homework for a session when this is what we are specifically talking about trust in the parishes.
Diane Pike
10/23/2019 09:19:46 am
It was interesting, but I see the connection to trust in a very abstract way. What am I missing?
Jim Harrison
10/25/2019 12:00:50 pm
What stood out for me was the role of communication - and, especially, miscommunication - in the potential loss of trust. That and, I think, a prevailing cultural outlook of scarcity rather than abundance place enormous barriers to creating and nurturing trust in community.
Beryl Tarrant
2/8/2020 02:41:28 pm
I found that in every case when the choice was "cheat" I rejected that because cheating is not in my nature. I found out later that I would have done a lot better (in the game) had I chosen cheat. However, my instinct tells me I am better to have a mediocre score that was earned honestly. Leave a Reply. |
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