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Merging Psychology and Emotion to Enhance Civil Discourse

November 23, 2025 - 15:13

Merging Psychology and Emotion to Enhance Civil Discourse

For psychology Professor Steven Franconeri, the surge of intense political debates signifies more than mere noise; it represents a critical issue that requires attention. He argues that while disagreement is a fundamental aspect of human development, it must be approached with clarity and compassion to be constructive.

Franconeri emphasizes that civil disagreements are essential for learning and personal growth. “We learn and grow by having disagreements, ones that are civil,” he stated. This perspective underlines the importance of fostering environments where differing opinions can be expressed respectfully, enabling individuals to engage in meaningful dialogues rather than hostile confrontations.

The initiative aims to equip individuals with the tools necessary to navigate disagreements effectively, promoting emotional intelligence and psychological insights. By merging principles of psychology with emotional awareness, the goal is to cultivate a culture of understanding and respect, ultimately leading to more productive conversations in both personal and public spheres.


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