What Psychological and Social Factors Contribute to the Development of Wisdom? - Wisdom... - 0 views
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Given that meditation is a mental activity one could imagine that the practice of meditation relates to wisdom
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dance experience
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affect judgment or decision making
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age is not related to wisdom,
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ncreased experience in meditation is related to increased cognitive, affective, and reflective wisdom
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increased ballet experience is related to increased cognitive, affective, and reflective wisdom
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self regulation and self control, which are important in maintaining such practices over long periods of time may be important for the development of wisdom
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grit,
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Daniel Kahneman
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decision biases
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istort some aspects of rational economic decision-making.
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endowment effect,
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hinking in a second language reduces economic biases
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increase creativity
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insight in problem solving.
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antecedents of wisdom.
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emotional distance fr
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What needs to be true about a person in order to develop wisdom or to take advantage of experiences that can lead to the development of wisdom?
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Wisdom seems to depend on epistemic humility.
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Epistemic humility - a great descriptor for Socrates. To be humble about what one knows or does not know. Socrates famously said that he knew only that he knew little or nothing.
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importance of humility in terms of recognizing how much there is to know and to learn about people.
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wisdom depends in part on understanding that the values and perspectives of other people are important in solving human problems -- we all must be open to learning more.
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other virtues may serve as guidance in the use and development of wisdom.
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willingness to engage in intellectual struggle,
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Wisdom may also depend on a propensity to engage in divergent thinking, creativity, and the insight that comes from a diversity of experiences, and from forming new concepts and associations among concepts.