Want to know more about intellectual humility and trust? I have good news for you! We wrote a brief (but thorough) review on IH and trust in Current Opinion in Psychology! 10/10 experience publishing with some of my fave colleagues @michalehmann.bsky.social www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Our latest study finds that teaching high-quality listening in business schools not only boosts students’ listening skills but also significantly elevates MBA students’ humility — reshaping how future leaders connect and lead.
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A great symposium and presentation!
A huge thank you to @anatperry.bsky.social for embarking on this journey with me—you are truly one of a kind. And deep gratitude to @shirgenzer, @nurkassem, and @daryl van tongeren for your invaluable insights in bringing this research to life.
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On a personal note, this paper feels more relevant than ever for my bleeding country, Israel. No matter who you are, where you are, or what group you belong to, intellectual humility can foster understanding and connection—with your loved ones, colleagues, and neighbors.
Intellectual humility allows us to better understand others’ emotions and care for them without becoming overwhelmed. This holds true for both ingroup and outgroup members, as we found in the complex relational context of Israel—among Jewish and Arab Israelis.
How does listening shape our #relationships and reflect spiritual values? My latest blog dives into the #psychology and #theology of listening with purpose, revealing its power to connect, heal, and inspire.
