Psychogeography refers to how physical space and geographical relationships influence people's psychology and interactions. The psychogeography of a group reflects their relationships and interactions. Different psychogeographies reinforce different types of interactions. Effective psychogeography is important for agile team activities like daily meetings, brainstorming, demos, and retrospectives. Proper use of space, proximity, and body language can shape the group dynamics and quality of communication for these activities.

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“Psychogeography refers to the influence that micro-geographical arrangements and relationships exert on
people's psychological processes and interpersonal interactions. "Psychogeography" relates to the fact that the
geographical relationship between the members of a group has an important non-verbal influence upon the
group's process and interactions with one another.” From Coach to Awakener - Robert Dilts
Psychogeography of the Agile Teams

2. Direct Relationship -
Conversation “good or bad”
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3. What defines the kind of Nonverbal Communication
kinesics - management actions
(posture, facial expressions, gestures)
proxemics - space management
(culture, relationship, time and place, sex)
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4. Proxemics changes the intensity of
communication
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5. Feet Management
The Moving
changes the mental status
The feet indicate where
our minds really want to go
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6. ● A stand up - B sit down
They talk about a topic on which they agree
● A and B exchange
They talk about a topic on which they agree
● A and B sit down both
They talk about a topic on which they disagree
Experiment
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7. Have the same posture favors
communication
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8. Partners - Looking together in the
same direction “We”
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9. “Pair programming” - Support and mentoring
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10. “The Psychogeography of a Group Reflects Their Relationships
and Interactions with One Another”From Coach to Awakener - Robert Dilts
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11. “Different Psychogeographies Reflect and Reinforce Different
Interactions and Relationships” From Coach to Awakener - Robert Dilts
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“Effective Psychogeography for Planning”
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13. Daily Meeting
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14. Brain Storming
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Ideas

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Effective Psychogeography for a Demo
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“Effective Psychogeography for Criticizing or Evaluating”
From Coach to Awakener - Robert Dilts

17. Insights
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Ideas

18. Plan the next actions to improve
Whatdidwedowell?Whatshouldwehave
donebetter?
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