Tactics
- Memorize frame names, not sample sentences.
- Use spatial order for scene tasks.
- Use shared priorities for comparison and persuasion.
- Use acknowledgement plus action for difficult interactions.
Pitfalls
- Applying an opinion structure to a personal story.
- Reading visual cards without comparing significance.
- Inventing unsupported events in a scene or prediction.
Choose a task frame
Actions
- Identify the purpose before noting content.
- Select the matching frame and three strongest details.
- Adjust opening and close to the listener relationship.
Example
Lesson
The frame combines empathy and decision-making rather than giving a cold logistical announcement.
Context
A double-booked room must be discussed with the presenter being moved.