Does the childcare analogy suggest that parents and nannies could be good at signals analysis?
Short answerTo an extent, but the emphasis is on the approach to interpreting activity and silence, rather than a rule about who makes a good analyst.
NotesA viewer takes the childcare analogy as a suggestion that parents and nannies could make good analysts. The response accepts it only to an extent. The emphasis is on how people approach evidence and changes in familiar behavior. Looking after younger relatives supplies a personal example of recognizing sudden silence as a reason to investigate.