Stages of Awareness
unconsious incompetence
The Stage of Not Recognizing One's Incompetence
: This is a stage where one does not know that one is incompetent and ignorant. Therefore, no conscious learning activity takes place. In other words, it is a situation in which one cannot do something and has never even attempted it in the past.
conscious incompetence
The Stage of Recognizing One's Incompetence
This is a stage where one knows and recognizes that one is incompetent and ignorant. This causes psychological stress or discomfort, but it can trigger learning motivation to upgrade oneself. Once learning motivation is triggered, the speed of learning will increase. There is also a saying, "When you think it is too late is the fastest time." Although it is uncomfortable to act in this stage, it is the period when one learns the most.
conscious competence
The Stage of Recognizing One's Competence
: This is a stage where learning has progressed to a certain extent, results have been achieved, and one has entered a competent stage. Recognizing one's competence means that the learning content has not yet fully become one's own (has not been internalized or acquired), so it can be said to be an unripe state that has not yet become professional. Therefore, exercising that ability requires a great deal of conscious attention.
unconscious competence
The Stage of Not Recognizing One's Competence (Professional Stage)
: This is the stage of professionalism and excellence, where one polishes the learning content, makes it completely one's own, internalizes it, and makes it unconscious, so that when needed, it can be automatically, unconsciously, and spontaneously displayed and utilized to the fullest. This stage can be said to be one in which the unconscious and the conscious achieve complete integration. The stages of learning can be said to be a process of integrating the conscious and the unconscious, and NLP has many techniques necessary for integration.
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