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Gutterman, which will be published in early 2013 by Aspatore Publishers. When the discussion turns to “organizational culture” or “corporate culture,” most people have some sense or recognition of what the concept means, at least to them. A fairly simply definition, or explanation, is “the way we do things around here.” Credit: iStockphoto However, not surprisingly, there is no generally accepted definition of “culture,” organizational or otherwise, and scholars and researchers from various academic disciplines have added their own nuances when suggesting a definition. In the “business context,” the organizational culture is an important determinant of how members deal with customers; how members treat one another as fellow members; and how leaders and managers of the organization motivate, reward and develop members.
Identifying issues of organizational culture Alan S. Diez ilusiones visuales explicadas y una sin explicación – Ciencias (general) – Noticias, última hora, vídeos y fotos de Ciencias (general) en lainformacion. “Si tuviéramos un cerebro que utilizase otra estrategia para entender el mundo, podríamos ver de forma muy diferente. Otros animales, por ejemplo, no caen en las mismas ilusiones que nosotros”. El neurocientífico Luis Miguel Martínez Otero, del Laboratorio Visual del Instituto de Neurociencias de Alicante, trabaja con ilusiones visuales para estudiar nuestra percepción. “Investigando estas ilusiones”, asegura, “comprendemos cuál es el mecanismo que el cerebro utiliza para interpretar el mundo”. Objetos que flotan, imágenes estáticas que parecen moverse, líneas que desaparecen. Juego de espejos Pero, ¿realmente nos engaña el cerebro? Para empezar, explica el neurocientífico, el mundo se refleja en nuestra retina en dos dimensiones, así que el cerebro ya tiene que recrear una tercera dimensión.
Así, por ejemplo, vemos un elemento estático que parece moverse, o dejamos de percibir el cambio cuando el conjunto de elementos se mueve.