It’s Not My Fault!sciart0Sep 19, 20251 min readIt’s not easy for most of us to receive negative feedback. Even when the person delivering that feedback is constructive and reasonable, we often feel the urge to defend ourselves. This week, we look at the psychology of defensiveness with neuroscientist Emily Falk. We’ll explore what causes so many of us to resist constructive criticism, and how we can get better at giving and receiving such feedback. Then, in the latest installment of our ongoing series “Your Questions Answered,” psychologist Ciara Greene returns to the show to answer your questions about memory and forgetfulness.
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