Category: Psychological

“Cada acto de violencia viene de una herida sin curar” Gene Knudsen Hoffman CONCEPTOS BÁSICOS DEL NUEVO PARADIGMA Se define...

From Stephanie West Allen's blog on Neuroscience and conflict resolution . "There is a dimension to the practice of mediation...

I often hear critics of mediation dismiss it as "touchy-feely". Yet as the results of one recent poll conclude, half...

This article is reprinted with permission from the Collaborative Law Journal (Fall 2007).Mediators and Collaborative Practice (“CP”) professionals receive training...

From the Blog of Phyllis G. Pollack.       The other day, I came upon an article in the June 2005 Harvard...

From Stephanie West Allen's blog on Neuroscience and conflict resolution . To spread accuracy, Professor Amy Shelton at Johns Hopkins...

From Stephanie West Allen's blog on Neuroscience and conflict resolution . In an earlier post, I mentioned a fear center...

From the blog mediator blah...blah...It's great to be in clean, green Portland, Oregon. The license plates say 'Keep Portland Weird'...

You don't have to rely upon little old me anymore when I say that the negotiation is never solely about...

From Stephanie West Allen's blog on Neuroscience and conflict resolution . Jeff was interviewed on national radio last week when...

The very fine book review by Jan Frankel Schau, posted here on Mecdiate.com inspired me to share the following. I...

From Stephanie West Allen's blog on Neuroscience and conflict resolution . Gender differences can play a part in conflict—both the...

Go here for these superb one line sound bites describing each of these psychological traps in negotiation... Partisan perceptions *...

From Of Seeds and Sowers, NAICR's distinguished newsletter that includes current programs, projects and tele-classes, as well as humor and...

According to Saturday's New York Times Talking Business column Can We Turn Off Our Emotions When Investing?, few of us...

Conflict Avoidance: Social Obligations, Larry David and Shame How deeply do you renosonate with the feelings described by New York...

See also the power point slide taken from Tom Baldwin's blog, KnowledgeLine based upon a presentation given at Shepard Mullin by Dr....

As I've discussed here before, the conflict-averse among us (which, I suspect, is actually most of us) go to great...

Raising criticisms or concerns can often be a heroic act, even within a group whose members know each other well...

From Stephanie West Allen's blog on Neuroscience and conflict resolution . Of course, conflict can be stressful. When stress impedes...

They say that honesty is the best policy. But given the lengths to which people will go to avoid confrontation...

From Colin Rule's blog. Shankar Vedantam in today's Washington Post: "The different perceptions of victims and perpetrators in Baumeister's experiment...

From the Blog of Phyllis G. Pollack.       According to psychologist Albert Mehrabian, more than fifty (50) percent of the total...

Most people get along with others. There might be the odd bit of friction between a person or two, but...

From Stephanie Allen West's blog on Neuroscience and conflict resolution . Would the following be helpful in the resolution of...

From Stephanie Allen West's blog on Neuroscience and conflict resolution . A flurry of articles appeared this week about the...

We follow high-level negotiations, as well as the small commercial dispute, here.  No matter the stakes, the dynamics are the...

Body-wisdom basics are three-fold. Awareness of three centers; head, heart and hara. Did I say "thinking?" No, let's start with...

From Stephanie Allen West's blog on Neuroscience and conflict resolution . We are hearing much lately about the wise parts...

Have you ever gone to a new dentist, only to find that he is callus and cold? As he reaches...