How to Disagree Better Julia Minson

Behavioral Grooves Podcast by Kurt Nelson, PhD and Tim Houlihan

Aug 31, 202675:50Science & Medicine

Disagreements are inevitable, but they don’t have to become conflicts. Harvard Kennedy School professor Julia Minson joins us to explore why we struggle to see perspectives different from our own and how openness, curios...

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