Perspective & Framing Vocabulary

to place within a particular context or background

“Contextualize the data within market conditions.”

to formulate or construct in a particular way

“How you frame the question affects the answer.”

a particular attitude or way of viewing something

“Consider this from the customer's perspective.”

a position giving a strategic advantage or view

“From my vantage point, the risks seem manageable.”

a particular way of looking at or analyzing something

“View this through an economic lens.”

an attitude or position taken in evaluating things

“From a technical standpoint, this is feasible.”

a person's basic attitude or inclination

“What's your orientation toward risk?”

a way of regarding something that colors perception

“He views everything through the prism of profit.”

to frame or express differently; reconsider

“Reframe the problem as an opportunity.”

judgment based on facts rather than personal feelings

“Maintain objectivity when evaluating the proposals.”

judgment based on personal feelings or opinions

“Acknowledge the subjectivity inherent in these ratings.”

prejudice or inclination that distorts judgment

“Check for bias in your sampling method.”

equal treatment of all; lack of favoritism

“The review process requires impartiality.”

a person with an interest or concern in something

“Consider all stakeholder perspectives.”

a proposition from which a conclusion is drawn

“Your argument rests on a flawed premise.”

something accepted as true without proof

“What assumptions are we making here?”