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ORGL 3000. Kegan & Lahey. Three Phases: Socialized, Self- Authoring, Self-Transforming Kegan and Lahey further describe these stages as shifting from emphasizing our own beliefs and ideas in the first place (socialized), to a gradual ability to step back and look at our beliefs in a broader context (self-authoring), and then finally being able to see the limitations in our own belief system and acknowledge the values in other’s ideas (self-transforming). The next two pages have diagrams that illustrate this process:

From: Kegan, Robert, & Lahey, Lisa Laskow (2010). From subject to object: A constructive- developmental approach to reflective practice (chapter 22, pp. 433-449) in Nona Lyons (Ed.) Handbook of Reflection and Reflective Inquiry. New York: Springer.

Photo of Robert Kegan taken from: https:// www.gse.harvard.edu/faculty/robert-kegan Photo of Lisa Laskow Lahey from taken from: https:// www.amazon.com/Lisa-Laskow-Lahey/e/B001KH9ZQC