This is an additional episode of Mediate.com’s Great Reads Book Club with Tim Hicks talking about his book “Embodied Conflict: The Neural Basis of Conflict and Communication.” This interview is hosted by Bernie Mayer.
Tim’s book is available at Amazon.
Introduction to Embodied Conflict: the neural roots of conflict and communication
Embodied Conflict presents the neural encoding function in layman’s terms, outlining seven key characteristics and exploring their implications for communication, relationship, and conflict resolution.
Embodied Conflict – Chapter II. The Neural Encoding Function
Embodied Conflict presents the neural encoding function in layman’s terms, outlining seven key characteristics and exploring their implications for communication, relationship, and conflict resolution.
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