Chiji Pocket Processor

A set of 50 cards that uses the Chinese concept of yin and yang to teach that most issues do not have absolute either/or solutions, but that “two sides of the coin” are often present. For example, effective leaders sometimes assume responsibility and sometimes delegate responsibility. Boundaries sometimes provide structure and sometimes create barriers. Pocket Processor Cards each feature the two extremes of a continuum, allowing participants to place themselves somewhere along the continuum. This helps them to think about how the group works as a whole with participants, who find themselves at different points on the continuum. For example: Goal orientated vs Process orientated.