Guy Itzchakov, PhD

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412 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 1 Jul

Guy Itzchakov, PhD’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I feel accepted.
I feel connected to the person even though we disagree.
Then this led to an increase in self-insight.
Self-insight is to what extent did I manage to think of my attitude from different perspectives?
To what extent did I was I able to explore my attitude in a deeper sense?
And to what extent did I learn new things about my attitude?
So this is the cognitive process, the maybe like the more open.
minded increased self-insight was the more open-minded thinking.
And this led to a re a reduction in attitude extremities.
So participants rated their attitude more less extreme.
We measured it before their attitude before the conversation and also afterwards.
And interestingly they also they also measured like we measured self-reported attitude.
Change.
To what extent did you feel that your attitude towards the issue changed?
And we found that they they reported that their attitude has changed.
And also that it became more similar to their listeners' attitude.
Now, this was really interesting because the listener did not convey any persuasive attempt.
If you think about it, this is exactly the opposite of arguments or of destructive conversations.
We live in a world of const or of destructive conversations, which leads to a lot of polarization.
Now, the psychological process that works, that operates in destructive conversation or in arguments is the opposite.
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