Guy Itzchakov, PhD

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Speaking of Psychology · Why listening well is harder -- and more powerful -- than you think, with Guy Itzchakov, PhD · 1 Jul 2026 podcast

So this is there are tips, but it's basically saying, give me the tips on how to be a good swimmer.

You have to practice it.

Now, right.

Now, so the behaviors are very powerful.

Very powerful.

Question asking, paraphrasing, validation, the back channel behavior.

The issue is, are they really genuine and authentic?

And um and in and here I think that um what I wrote about is is Rogers didn't even often disagree to give talks about the the what actively

Listening because every conversation was different for him.

So he refused to give a checklist.

And there is a paper from 2011 about from not my paper, but a really interesting paper on how organizations, some organizations use active listening techniques to manipulate customers because it's very powerful.

So what I wrote was like, what would car

Rogers think about active listening today.

So I'm I'm all in favor, and we're doing all of these behaviors in my lab and when I give workshops.

Very powerful.

The issue is

Is the intention of the listener really to help the speaker or to get the speaker to somewhere that I wanted to get them before?

Now this is a key difference in my in in my uh experience.

Tried it in one in some of our experiments where we um mentioned the name again.

It helps, but like most of the things, it helps if you do it to the right extent.

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