Law Practice
Jun. 1, 2023
Just because they think differently from you doesn’t make them wrong
If someone is unable or unwilling to even receive certain information or limits the sources from which they are willing to receive information, they are constricting the information they receive.
Mark B. Baer
Mark works as a mediator and conflict resolution consultant and teaches a course on implicit bias.
Left unchecked, biases cause people to constrict and distort the information they are able and willing to receive, try to understand, and consider in a fair manner.
If someone is unable or unwilling to even receive certain information or limits the sources from which they are willing to receive information, they are constricting the information they receive. Under such circumstances, there is no effort to fairly consider or even try to und...
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