Consider again the interaction you recently described, in which someone framed a problem for you.

What might an alternative framing have been? How might this framing have changed how you understood or interpreted the problem?

Examples:

New work hours policy

When responding, it may help to consider the three main functions of framing as laid out in the preceding video:

$$ Characterizing the nature of the problem to direct attention and effort

$$ Providing an underlying rationale for action

Modulating intensity and emotions