Chapter
Understanding the Impact of Filler Words on Communication
52:52 - 58:47 (05:55)
The excessive use of filler words such as "you know" can negatively affect communication by creating distractions, shifting focus away from the main message, and making the speaker appear less confident and competent.
Clips
The importance of recognizing and addressing misunderstandings during therapy sessions in order to avoid re-enacting problematic patterns in the patient's personal relationships.
52:52 - 55:52 (03:00)
Summary
The importance of recognizing and addressing misunderstandings during therapy sessions in order to avoid re-enacting problematic patterns in the patient's personal relationships.
ChapterUnderstanding the Impact of Filler Words on Communication
Episode#567 - Dr Jonathan Shedler - 14 Psychoanalytical Concepts To Understand Yourself
PodcastModern Wisdom
This podcast discusses the defense mechanism of reaction formation where individuals mask their true feelings or attitudes by expressing the opposite to an exaggerated degree.
55:52 - 57:29 (01:37)
Summary
This podcast discusses the defense mechanism of reaction formation where individuals mask their true feelings or attitudes by expressing the opposite to an exaggerated degree.
ChapterUnderstanding the Impact of Filler Words on Communication
Episode#567 - Dr Jonathan Shedler - 14 Psychoanalytical Concepts To Understand Yourself
PodcastModern Wisdom
The podcast discusses the phenomenon of people expressing exaggerated approval towards someone they secretly look down on and how it manifests in performative empathy.
57:29 - 58:47 (01:18)
Summary
The podcast discusses the phenomenon of people expressing exaggerated approval towards someone they secretly look down on and how it manifests in performative empathy. The concept dates back to the turn of the 20th century and has parallels with the modern world.