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The Three Lenses: How to See Clearly, Decide Wisely, and Live with Integrity

Begin Your Journey: Why Three-Lens Vision Matters Now

See What You’ve Been Missing: Intrinsic, Extrinsic, and Systemic at a Glance

Foundations of Formal Axiology: Hartman’s Breakthrough and Why It Endures

Train Your Trinocular Vision: How Lenses Shape Perception and Attention

Honor People, Deliver Results, Keep Promises: Practicing the Hierarchy of Value

PART I - SEE CLEARLY

From Concept to Clarity: Develop Three-Lens Fluency

Applied Perception: Spot Single-Lens Distortions Before They Cost You

PART II - DECIDE WISELY

Close the Integrity Gap: Align Values, Behavior, and Systems

When Lenses Collide: Navigate Trade-offs Without Losing Your Soul

Build Value-Integrated Organizations: Make Balance the Operating System

PART III - LIVE WITH INTEGRITY

The Three Lenses in Relationships: See, Support, and Strengthen What Matters

Navigate Life’s Hardest Moments with Trinocular Wisdom

Live as an Integrated Person: Daily Practices for Coherent Action

Alignment in Action: See Clearly, Act Consistently, Sustain Momentum

Assess Your Understanding: Quizzes

Quiz 1: Core Concepts of Formal Axiology and the Three Lenses

Quiz 2: Hartman’s Hierarchy of Value and Practical Integration

Quiz 3: Perception, Bias, and Trinocular Vision in Daily Life

Quiz 4: Integrity Gaps and Gap-Closing Strategies

Quiz 5: Navigating Value Collisions and Organizational Integration

Course Wrap-Up and Feedback

Design Your Next Steps: From Insight to Ongoing Practice

End-of-Course Survey: Help Us Improve Your Learning Journey

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Applied Formal Axiology: Trinocular Thinking for Better Decisions is a practical, research-informed course that helps you see clearly, decide wisely, and live with integrity. Grounded in Robert S. Hartman’s formal axiology, you’ll learn to apply three complementary lenses of value—Intrinsic (people and dignity), Extrinsic (results and performance), and Systemic (rules and fairness)—to real-world decisions. Instead of single-lens thinking that creates blind spots, you’ll develop trinocular vision to balance compassion with effectiveness and principles with practicality. Across focused modules, you’ll build fluency in the Hierarchy of Value, recognize bias and perception traps, close integrity gaps, navigate value collisions, and design organizations and relationships that honor people, deliver results, and keep promises. Through concise lessons, reflection prompts, and quizzes, you’ll translate insight into action, creating alignment between what you value, how you decide, and how you show up daily. Whether you’re leading teams, supporting clients, or seeking a more coherent life, this course gives you a durable mental model and actionable tools to handle complexity without losing your core.

Applied Formal Axiology: Trinocular Thinking for Better Decisions

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            <p>Complexity is no longer the exception—it’s the atmosphere we live in. Decisions carry both human and operational consequences, and the pressure to move faster often fractures how we see, choose, and act. Applied Formal Axiology: Trinocular Thinking for Better Decisions offers a disciplined way forward. Rooted in Robert S. Hartman’s groundbreaking science of value, this course trains you to perceive through three lenses—the intrinsic (dignity of persons), the extrinsic (results and performance), and the systemic (rules, order, and fairness)—and to integrate them in real time. The aim is not abstract theory but practical clarity: seeing what matters, deciding what’s right, and living with integrity when stakes are high.</p>

<p>Across The Three Lenses: How to See Clearly, Decide Wisely, and Live with Integrity, you will build three-lens fluency, explore how values direct attention, and recognize the distortions that arise from single-lens thinking. In Part I – See Clearly, you’ll train perception: identify intrinsic, extrinsic, and systemic perceptual fields; understand the neuroscience of selective attention; and catch confirmation bias before it hijacks judgment. In Part II – Decide Wisely, you’ll close the integrity gap by aligning values, behavior, and systems; navigate tragic trade-offs using the WISDOM framework; and design value-integrated teams and organizations with dashboards, roles, and crisis protocols that balance people, performance, and principles. In Part III – Live with Integrity, you’ll apply trinocular vision to relationships, resilience, and meaning-making in crisis—then translate insight into daily disciplines, alignment tools, and community practices that sustain momentum. Quizzes throughout solidify core concepts like Hartman’s Hierarchy of Value and practical integration, while the course wrap-up guides you toward deliberate next steps. If you’re a life-long learner seeking a sharper way to perceive, decide, and act—without losing your humanity—this journey equips you to honor people, deliver results, and keep promises, consistently.</p>
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