An interpretation is the meaning or explanation you give to something you observe or experience.
The plan was cancelled. That happened.
"They don’t value my time" is an interpretation. It may be well supported. It may need more information. The distinction lets you investigate rather than dismiss either the event or your response.
Don’t replace one guess with a prettier one.
The aim isn’t to decide they must have meant well. It is to ask what you know, what repeats and what would change your understanding.
Perhaps an apology is followed by different behaviour. Perhaps the same pattern continues. Those details belong in the account.
The Hidden Hero’s Journey explores perception through the domain Sky, where images and questions help you examine how a view has formed. The deck offers prompts that can complicate the first explanation without claiming to know another person’s mind.
You can have a strong feeling and an unfinished understanding at the same time.
Evidence asks what supports the account. Framing notices which description is directing your attention before you’ve considered alternatives.
Noba’s Judgment and Decision Making explains psychological processes involved in reaching conclusions. It is useful when you want to understand why some accounts feel certain faster than the evidence warrants.