An idiom used to describe an expansion of the Three Points of View paradigm to include using any Environmental Object as the originating point to visualize a given scenario.

Comments:

Diversified Angle of View basically basically means to imagine the visual perspective of other Environmental Objects other than the participants, such as: a chair, wall, ceiling, bird, ant, etc.

Technically speaking, this term is covered by the Third Point of View, but using the Third Point of View in this manner is often overlooked. This is because a bystander can realistically be just about anywhere in the environment, but we often only visualize them from a two (2) dimensional perspective, rather than a three (3) dimensional perspective.

This term is closely associated with the Traveling Eye paradigm.

Synonym(s):

Three Points of View, Third Point of View, Traveling Eye

Opposite(s):

First Point of View

Related Definition(s):

Environment, Viewpoint

Related Term(s):

Environmental Object, Second Point of View