Deep Listening
Hidden Meanings in Everyday Conversation
By:
Robert E. Haskell, University of New England
Published 2008
What do we really mean when we make embarrassing mistakes in conversation? Is there such a thing as inadvertent insult or a slip of the tongue? Exploring outside influences and the connections to our dream world, Dr. Robert Haskell guides us through the fascinating terrain of the unconscious, showing how our minds use feelings, sounds, and language to simultaneously hide and reveal what we secretly think and feel. Filled with intriguing and amusing illustrations from every day life, Deep Listening provides the key to unlocking the real feelings and meanings behind our interactions with family, friends, and co-workers.
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- EDU000000 - EDUCATION: General
- PSY012000 - PSYCHOLOGY: Education & Training
- EDU037000 - EDUCATION: Research
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