Edward Tronick
Developmental and clinical psychologist and University Distinguished Professor of Psychology at the University of Massachusetts Boston. Conductor of the famed Still Face Experiment.
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Nov 24, 2020 • 36min
Dr. Edward Tronick: How Discord and Repair Build Resiliency in Relationships - Part 2
Dr. Edward Tronick, a distinguished developmental psychologist known for the Still Face Experiment, joins the conversation to discuss his work and insights. He explores the significance of mismatches in parent-infant interactions, stressing the importance of 'repair' in building resilience. Tronick highlights how discord in relationships fosters authenticity and deepens connections. He also discusses the dynamic nature of parent-child relationships, emphasizing that challenges can ultimately strengthen intimacy and trust.
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Nov 17, 2020 • 30min
Dr. Edward Tronick: How Discord and Repair Build Resiliency in Relationships - Part 1
In this engaging discussion, Dr. Edward Tronick, a developmental psychologist renowned for the Still Face Experiment, delves into his book, The Power of Discord. He emphasizes how the emotional ups and downs in relationships are crucial for building intimacy and resilience. Tronick shares fascinating insights from his research on infant-caregiver interactions, showcasing how infants are active participants in emotional exchanges. Personal anecdotes and role-playing experiences reveal the profound impact of social engagement on future psychological development.
Apr 3, 2020 • 34min
Ep 37: The Power of Discord with renowned developmental psychologist Edward Tronick, PhD
Renowned developmental psychologist Edward Tronick, PhD, known for his influential work on emotional connections, dives into the striking findings of child development. He discusses the still face experiment, illuminating the deep emotional ties between infants and their caregivers. Tronick also explores how temporary disconnections in relationships can foster resilience and emotional learning. By challenging notions of parental perfectionism, he emphasizes that navigating and repairing emotional bonds is crucial for healthy relationships.
