4 quadrants ... Re: [Ailist] RE: theory/interviews

[Lionel Boxer]

Commenting on Nancy's post below.
Plenty of four quadrant models perhaps because they often result from
attempts to simplify the relationship between two variables along X and
Y axis.  Four quadrants can represent:
- low X value + low Y value
- high X value + low Y value
- low X valuen + high Y value
- high X value + high Y value

However, other four quadrant models can represent the aggregate effect
of four independent variables.  However, in this case there is no reason
why there has to be four quadrants.

An example of both four quadrants (representing mood) and three
quadrants (representing converstation) are in my framework:
http://intergon.net/tsw/sustainableceos.pdf

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>>> Nancy Stetson <nancy at sonic.net> 11/08/07 2:59 AM >>>
>Don,

There are MANY four quadrant models--maybe everything in the world can
be divided up into four parts!

Nancy