Matching in conversation is distinct from mimicry; it's about proving you're listening and thinking about what was said.
When asking deep questions, invite rather than mandate a certain response.
In conflict conversations, overcome suspicion by proving you're listening through your response.
Use the 'looping for understanding' technique: ask a deep question, restate the answer in your own words, and process the information.
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The bestselling author of The Power of Habits and Supercommunicators shared his top communication advice. Today, on Nudge, I tested Charles Duhigg's advice on four strangers. Will his advice make me more popular?