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them all low. George is a recovering alcoholic and doesn't want to be tempted by others drinking around him, so scores beer very highly. All three have significant resistance to the default solution, which would be getting nothing, so score it highly. Waffles, as the least resisted option, is group's decision.
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Practically, decisions made with less opposition are expected to be more successful, requiring less (or no) monitoring, enforcement or sanctioning. Participants are generally expected to be more constructive in the group if they have the ability to express negativity openly, since "resistance which
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Imagine three people, Fritz, Anna and George, who are considering what they should get together as a reward for a hard day of work. Fritz, a vegan, has had bad experiences with the vegan options in most ice-cream stores, so scores ice-cream highly. Anna is mostly fine with all the options, scoring
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Ethically, allowing people to express resistance is seen as fundamental to their human dignity. Making a collective decision that a person opposes, when an option exists which no one opposes, is seen as an unnecessary dismissal of personal will that can't be justified by a majority preference. The
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In 1982 Schrotta and Visotschnig first began developing a method with students in Graz. After a break, activity resumed in 2002 leading to the 'Systemic Consensing Principle' and a refined method. Over the course of their work the pair have published four books, made a website, initiated an online
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The details of how Systemic Consensing is practiced is flexible and dependent on the situation. Scoring could be done with people raising neither, one or both of their hands (a range of 0–2), or by raising numbered cards (e.g. 0–10). The scoring could be done
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The participants are then asked to rate the proposals according to their resistance to them. The proposal with the lowest resistance score is then selected. This is an inversion of typical scoring, where a higher score indicates higher agreement.
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Es (das „Systemische Konsensprinzip") lautet in seiner einfachsten Form: Die Gruppe entwickelt zum gegebenen Problem möglichst viele Lösungsvorschläge und wählt dann jenen aus, der dem Konsens und damit dem Interessenausgleich am nächsten
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is always included as the so-called "passive option" (formerly also named as "zero option"). This is done on the basis that the current state of affairs may be preferable to all new proposals. This option can be formulated positively as
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principle and method developed by Erich Visotschnig and Siegfried Schrotta. The principle is that minimizing participant resistance should be the highest concern when making decisions. The method asks participants to
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Until now, only one of the books has been translated into English, and the official website remains available only in German, contributing to much lower reach in the English-speaking world.
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Thanks to the books, talks and workshops, Systemic Consensing has had significant coverage in the German-speaking world, including articles in the newspapers
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Proposals are gathered, with the participants being encouraged to submit as many different proposals as necessary. The current
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in the computer industry. In 1979 a group of parents Visotschnig was part of attempted to found an alternative school in
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Mehrheitsprinzip: "Recht des Stärkeren", Sieger-Verliere-Prinzip. Veto-recht: "Rech des Schwächeren", Blockade-Prinzip.
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is taken to mean opposition or unhappiness towards a proposal. This is justified on ethical and practical foundations.
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asymmetry between positive and negative preference, and the primacy of the negative, is an expression of
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The Systemic Consensing Principle is to come as close to consensus as possible by minimizing resistance.
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dass sich Widerstand, der sich im System nicht ausdrĂĽcken darf, gegen das System wendet.
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The authors contrast the Systemic Consensing Principle to those of
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tool, founded an institute, and established a network of trainers.
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consider the use of Systemic Consensing for internal decisions.
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can't be expressed in the system, turns against the system".
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Schrotta and Visotschnig first met in 1971 while working as
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Das SK-Prinzip oder wie man Konflikte ohne Machtkämpfe löst
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group decision-making
score
status quo
systems analysts
Graz, Austria
majority voting
negative utilitarianism
majority
consensus
veto
status quo
none of the above
secretly
openly
Die Tageszeitung
Foodsharing.de
Grassroots Democratic Party of Germany
Consensus decision-making
Sociocracy


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