Overview
This course focuses on mastering difficult workplace conversations. By exploring fundamental elements such as facts, emotions, and identities, learners will gain insights into navigating challenging dialogues effectively. The course covers topics like attribution biases, ease of recall biases, confirmation biases, and bias in meta-perception. Participants will also learn strategies for handling feelings and understanding what is at stake in conversations. The teaching method involves a presentation by Associate Professor Adam Barsky, followed by preparation questions and a Q&A session. This course is intended for alumni and professionals looking to enhance their communication skills in the workplace.
Syllabus
Intro.
Fundamental elements of a difficult conversation: Facts, Emotions and Identities.
Facts - Attribution biases.
Facts - Ease of recall biases.
Facts - Confirmation biases.
Facts - Bias in meta-perception.
Facts - What can you do?.
Feelings - The problem with feelings.
Feelings - What can you do?.
Identities - What is at stake?.
Identities - What can you do?.
Preparation questions.
Questions.
Taught by
The University of Melbourne
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"Mastering Difficult Conversations" offered by the University of Melbourne via YouTube provides insightful strategies for navigating challenging discussions effectively. Highly recommend for anyone seeking to enhance their communication skills.