What is one thing that each and every one of us has that is unique from all others? And how can we access this awareness to deepen our relationships and expand our worldview? How we see our lives ...

Psychologists have a name for Griffin’s experiment: perspective taking, which involves being able to see the point of view of someone you normally consider to be part of an outgroup. Griffin decided ...

By first taking the perspective of other people involved in or impacted by a given decision, you can ensure that your actions will be of benefit to them, as well as to yourself.

Her research on perspective-taking – “the active cognitive process of imagining the world from another’s vantage point” – suggests many potential benefits for managers and leaders. Perspective-taking ...