People don't like you feel control. We we all have a natural aversion to that, and we'll push back against it. When someone's coming at us with new information that contradicts what we already believe, because they are trying to get us to think or behave differently, that feels controllig. It makes them feel threatened. And people naturally respond negatively to that. The biggest reason for that is be acten. If if we are curious in seeking new information, and in a place where we're reconsidering our beliefs already than then we're quite open to taking new information in. What makes it feel threatening tho, is when you have pre existing beliefs were we're generally
In this episode of the You Are Not So Smart Podcast, we sit down with eight experts on communication, conversation, and persuasion to discuss the best methods for reaching out to the vaccine hesitant with the intention of nudging them away from hesitancy and toward vaccination.
Mentioned in the show, here is the link to a free online class with Misha Glouberman where you will learn how to have better conversations with the vaccine hesitant: LINK
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