- Wed Feb 06, 2019 2:18 pm
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Purpose of the post: Please Suggest Resources/Demonstrations of Any of the Concepts
Concepts
Law of diminishing returns
At a certain point , increasing the amount of input (e.g. effort) will still lead to an increase in output but at a rate less than before.
Explanation of what I'm looking for
I'm looking for resources (videos, pictures, games, activities, articles etc..) that would explain or illustrate ANY of these concepts in an engaging and/or simple way especially to a lay audience. It could be a straightforward explanation like this A video explaining the concept "Co-relation does not equal causation"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxSUqr3ouYA
where the original intent of the video is to explain this concept. Or ,You can be creative; this illustration does not need to be originally made to explain this concept. The analogy can be made independently of the original intention of the resource. For example, if the concept is flexibility in your career, I can find a video of a person demonstrating physical flexibility even though the original intent of the video is not about career flexibility. (For more on what I mean by concept-demonstrating resources, see https://www.researchgate.net/post/List_ ... _Resources
Please put your suggestion in the comments section below.
Concepts
Law of diminishing returns
At a certain point , increasing the amount of input (e.g. effort) will still lead to an increase in output but at a rate less than before.
Explanation of what I'm looking for
I'm looking for resources (videos, pictures, games, activities, articles etc..) that would explain or illustrate ANY of these concepts in an engaging and/or simple way especially to a lay audience. It could be a straightforward explanation like this A video explaining the concept "Co-relation does not equal causation"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxSUqr3ouYA
where the original intent of the video is to explain this concept. Or ,You can be creative; this illustration does not need to be originally made to explain this concept. The analogy can be made independently of the original intention of the resource. For example, if the concept is flexibility in your career, I can find a video of a person demonstrating physical flexibility even though the original intent of the video is not about career flexibility. (For more on what I mean by concept-demonstrating resources, see https://www.researchgate.net/post/List_ ... _Resources
Please put your suggestion in the comments section below.
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