Alternative Dispute Resolution
Jan. 27, 2007
Neutral Follows Science to Heart of Mediation
Sometimes, Lynn Bassis finds too many amygdalas in the mediation room.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Sometimes, Lynn Bassis finds too many amygdalas in the mediation room.
Most people have no idea what their amygdala is, much less how to control it in the interest of settlement.
But Bassis, a keen student of neuropsychology knows that often our primitive brain, our amygdala, spurs us on in a conflict,...
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