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Practical learnings from conversation analysis, with Elizabeth Stokoe

For podcast episode details, see https://behavior-podcast.com/practica.... A talk with Elizabeth Stokoe, who researches conversation analysis (CA) and who is the author of the book ‘Talk: The Science of Conversation.’ (This is my second episode about CA; see my talk with Saul Albert here: https://behavior-podcast.com/the-scie...) Topics discussed include: What are some of the most useful things CA has found? What does the analysis of comedy teach us about conversational rules? How do the “turns we take” and the conversational rules we abide by help define us in others’ eyes? Does the common perception that men and women talk differently have much scientific support? Why is the “most communication is non-verbal” concept wrong and yet so popular? What’s wrong with a lot of the focus on building rapport? What can CA teach us about how to better persuade others and avoid driving them away? And how is that related to political polarization dynamics?