Dr. Ellen Langer on Mindfulness and the Psychology of Possibility
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- Опубліковано 29 лип 2014
- This Aspen Institute event featured social psychologist and Harvard University professor, Ellen Langer, Ph.D. Dr. Langer is the author of 11 books including Mindfulness; The Power of Mindful Learning; On Becoming an Artist: Reinventing Yourself Through Mindful Creativity; and Counterclockwise: Mindful Health and the Power of Possibility.
The Murdock Mind, Body, Spirit Series reflects the founding principles of the Aspen Institute - a commitment to nurturing the ‘whole’ individual - by bringing a range of experts, innovators, and leaders to Aspen to discuss their research and share the latest revelations about the link between mindfulness, physical activity, and emotional well-being. The series is generously underwritten by Gina and Jerry Murdock.
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I don't want this talk to end,... how I would love to sit in front of this incredible woman!!!
The anecdote at the beginning on mindlessness reminds me of when my daughter told me of a supermarket checkout person she'd seen, asking an obviously blind customer for some age ID as she was purchasing liquor. She had trouble finding some and the checkout girl suggested she should always carry some - such as her driver's licence 🙄
I’m glad I listened to this.
Anybody recommended me to listen Hellen Langer ❤
Wonderful !
Thanks❤
Wonderful insights.
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Fascinating every detail
Genius!!!!
it's just so cool. that you have a reaserch about a theory and accidently finding the theorist in him self expalning there theory . i just let my books away . and hold a pen and a paper in front of this video . thanks
Quality. The measure of mindfulness vs mindful...
a lot of humour and wisdom!
salute Dr Langer Illusio of Control 👍
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I think the clerk was very mindful. Having done many CC transactions. The first rule is to make sure the card is signed and if not you have to ask them to sign it right then. 2nd rule is to compare signatures. I think she was covering her butt and was very mindful of what she was doing. The only other thing i would have had the clerk do is check another form of ID.
Love Ellen Langer's work
The couple of seconds it took to cross check seem worthwhile. What if different names were used and fraud was later discovered? I also wonder if second ID is in the protocol. The story is effective, but strikes audiences differently. But the variety of perspectives is covered in another part of the presentation. Good stuff.
They don't do any of this anymore, the customer just swipes their own card that is never signed. Is there more cc fraud?
Perfectly normal checks in banking or finance. A fraudster could easily do a different signature the second time, then they wouldn’t match. I would say the assistant was very mindful of her responsibilities👌
@@skippy7208she signed her card in front of the cashier. She then signed her transaction slip in front of the cashier. The cashier compared the two signatures to see if they were the same 😳. That is mindless. A separate document or bank card with her signature already signed was required for comparison at the very least. This human check was to prevent fraud but this cashier would not have prevented it 😮
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WE ALL NO WHAT SHE IS TALKING ABOUT SO MANY TIMES I WALKED OUT OF SHOPWITHOUT TAKING MY CHANGE OR PUT MY HAND FORWARD TO GET CHANGE NOT KNOWING IFI HAD PAID THEM OR NOT THIS HAPPENS TO MOST OF US.