Apply Forensic Psychology to Difficult Conversations

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I See What You're Saying

Michael Reddington

128 episodes

20 hours ago

Truly becoming a great listener and influential communicator requires people to embrace the universality of the human experience. Join Certified Forensic Interviewer Michael Reddington as he speaks with experts from across the spectrum of human communication to explore how they’ve learned to listen and influence others within the context of their lives and careers. Business leaders, investigators, military leaders, scientists, social workers, athletic coaches and beyond all join Michael to share their experiences, perspectives and ideas. Every episode provides listeners with new skills, perspectives and techniques for unlocking hidden value in all of their high impact conversations and relationships.

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Apply Forensic Psychology to Difficult Conversations | David Hayes

I See What You're Saying

59 minutes 12 seconds

3 months ago

Apply Forensic Psychology to Difficult Conversations | David Hayes

In this episode, we sit down with forensic psychologist and cold case criminologist David Hayes to explore how the principles of forensic psychology can transform our everyday conversations. We discover the power of thorough audience analysis, the importance of understanding motivation and context, and the critical role of empathy and adaptability when communicating across different populations. From working with incarcerated individuals to supporting victim families and consulting for juries, we uncover practical strategies to enhance our conversations, avoid common communication pitfalls, and foster deeper connections.

Timestamps:

(00:00) Introducing David Hayes

(03:44) Forensic Psychology: Crime and Communication

(06:51) Contextual Communication Strategies

(11:23) Effective Audience Analysis in Prisons

(14:19) Cold Case Psychological Autopsy Method

(17:57) Truth-Seeking Over Emotion

(19:40) Miscommunication and Attribution Errors

(24:39) Behavioral Decisions in Trauma Response

(32:06) Reluctance to Embrace Lateral Thinking

(35:57) The Universality of Human Experience

(38:05) Group Conformity and Belonging Needs

(40:17) Identification Theory Illustrated

(43:43) Fringe Group Recruitment Tactics

(47:03) Dangerous Dependency and Disenfranchisement

(52:54) Understanding and Acceptance in Relationships

(55:08) Love Through Isolation's Grip

Links and Resources:

Home | Hayes Criminology - https://www.hayescriminology.com/

David Hayes, PhD, MFA | LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-hayes-phd-mfa-a7b33b5/

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