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Interesting! Yes, I've never considered a "soft system" view as you mention. Thank you. Pardon my ignorance, but the soft system approach sounds a lot like Ps
by neilkakkar 7y ago
Interesting! Yes, I've never considered a "soft system" view as you mention.
Thank you.
Pardon my ignorance, but the soft system approach sounds a lot like Psychology and Sociology(psychology applied to more than one person). How are they different?
- ismail 7y agoGreat insight. Soft systems approach understands that all social systems fundamentally contain people, who act within the system. In other words, meaning is created within ourselves (psychology), and within a social context(sociology). SSM is an approach to understanding the various internal representations or mental models (psychology), and gain shared understanding (sociology)