The Brains Behind Mediation Reflections on Neuroscience, Conflict Resolution and Decision-Making
By Daniel Weitz, February 8, 2012
This post has been viewed 2,257 times.
The author seeks to raise an awareness of how mediation is affected by scientific discoveries in fields ranging from cognitive-behavioral psychology and neuropsychology to molecular biology. While these past discoveries of scientific phenomena have provided information that may help explain certain aspects of mediation, the article concludes that the dispute resolution community must maintain a dedication to understanding future neuroscience discoveries in order to provide new clues on improving mediation practices.
