Listening: The Secret and Skill of Interpersonal Relationships

Author: Michael P. Nichols
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Modern people crave to be heard and understood. What is true listening? Why has it become so rare in real life? This book explores the various reasons that hinder people from listening and teaches them how to apply the art of listening to improve and repair various relationships, such as between spouses, lovers, father and son, mother and daughter, friends, colleagues, and more. Michael P. Nichols is a distinguished professor of psychology in the United States, as well as a renowned family therapy psychologist and television speaker. The book explains the reasons that prevent people from listening and teaches them how to use the art of listening to improve and repair various relationships, such as between spouses, lovers, father and son, mother and daughter, and so on. It includes many humorous examples from real life, along with numerous simple and practical exercises and entertaining self-help guides, making it a light and enjoyable read. Michael P. Nichols is a distinguished professor of psychology in the United States, as well as a renowned family therapy psychologist and television speaker. The book explains the reasons that prevent people from listening and teaches them how to use the art of listening to improve and repair various relationships, such as between spouses, lovers, father and son, mother and daughter, and so on. It includes many humorous examples from real life, along with numerous simple and practical exercises and entertaining self-help guides, making it a light and enjoyable read.