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Facilitated Group
Circle Of Coherence
Participants physically place themselves within a large, marked circle representing network dynamics (e.g., individual vs. collective focus, similarities vs. differences) to reflect on their current state. A facilitator then leads a discussion based on these positions to analyze patterns and identify potential interventions.
When This Method Fits
Typical duration
Hours
Typical cost
Low
Fidelity level
Talk Only
Stage
Discovery
Hypothesis type
Exploratory
Goal type
Find product-market fit, Deepen product-market fit, Maximize societal impact, Drive corporate innovation / R&D, Improve operational efficiency
Randomization
N/A
Study design
Cross-sectional multi-group study
Minimum units needed
5
1Best Fit When
Best when a group or network needs a visual, embodied way to reflect on and discuss its own current dynamics.
Variant Of
- Human Spectrogram: Participants position themselves within a marked circle representing network dynamics (e.g. individual vs. collective focus), unlike Human Spectrogram's single linear agreement spectrum.