What Happens in Your Brain When You Try to Influence Others?
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We were excited to host cognitive neuroscientist Dr. Bahador Bahrami, learn more about his methods and findings and put him in conversation with psychotherapist Dr. Aaron Balick who will attempt to find overlap with him from the intersubjective perspective that lies at the heart of relational psychoanalysis.
Dr. Bahrami researches the phenomena of persuasion and decision making drawing on social psychology, mathematical modelling, statistical analysis, and cognitive/biological modelling. His abiding question is “How do we take a real-world conversation and make that observable in the lab, and then take findings from the lab, back into the world?”
While these methods stand in stark contrast to the tradition of depth psychology, one might ask, “Is the consultation room not also like a lab?” and “Isn't the clinician in that consulting room a kind of influencer?”
Bahador Bahrami, PhD, is currently a visiting Humboldt Fellow at Centre for Adaptive Rationality in Berlin Max Planck Institute for Human Development. He became a medical doctor in Iran and then did his PhD in neuroscience in London.
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Aaron Balick, PhD, is a psychotherapist, supervisor, international speaker, and author. His main interest lies in applying ideas from depth psychology and other disciplines as a tool to better understanding modern life. Dr. Balick is the director of Stillpoint.
https://stillpoint.org/
Instagram: Instagram: stillpointhq
Facebook: Facebook: StillpointHQ
Twitter: Twitter: StillpointHQ
LinkedIn: LinkedIn: stillpointhq
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We were excited to host cognitive neuroscientist Dr. Bahador Bahrami, learn more about his methods and findings and put him in conversation with psychotherapist Dr. Aaron Balick who will attempt to find overlap with him from the intersubjective perspective that lies at the heart of relational psychoanalysis.
Dr. Bahrami researches the phenomena of persuasion and decision making drawing on social psychology, mathematical modelling, statistical analysis, and cognitive/biological modelling. His abiding question is “How do we take a real-world conversation and make that observable in the lab, and then take findings from the lab, back into the world?”
While these methods stand in stark contrast to the tradition of depth psychology, one might ask, “Is the consultation room not also like a lab?” and “Isn't the clinician in that consulting room a kind of influencer?”
Bahador Bahrami, PhD, is currently a visiting Humboldt Fellow at Centre for Adaptive Rationality in Berlin Max Planck Institute for Human Development. He became a medical doctor in Iran and then did his PhD in neuroscience in London.
See more at https://www.crowdcognition.net
Aaron Balick, PhD, is a psychotherapist, supervisor, international speaker, and author. His main interest lies in applying ideas from depth psychology and other disciplines as a tool to better understanding modern life. Dr. Balick is the director of Stillpoint.
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