Throwback to the origins of RSI's Trust Project! RSI recently ran across this fascinating 2021 video of Ava Abramowitz and Ken Webb discussing the potential for behavioral analysis to be applied to mediation. The conversation is expertly led by Michael Lang as part of his In Their Voices project. Here's Ava talking about the goal of applying behavioral analysis to mediation, from the video: "What I would like to do is unleash the benefits of, power of, mediation so that disputants can make maximum use of it. And to be able to do that — given the fact that research money is so slight in the United States of America — if we could all agree on something, we could start building on each other's research so that we kept on enhancing and emboldening and broadening what we know. "So the hope is is that we provide a methodology and a mechanism that would be available to all researchers so they can build on each other's research." RSI's Trust Project, which Ava and Ken are integral to, is now exploring the effects of mediator behavior on party trust, using behavioral analysis! Watch the video at https://lnkd.in/gUMSYrab And stay tuned for an update on the Trust Project! #mediation #adr #DisputeResolution
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