Author: James R. Holbrook
Reflections about the Intention-Response Feedback Loop by James R. Holbrook Intention: What is your intended outcome for this interaction? Behavior: What behavior have you chosen to implement your intention? Response: Read More »
Author: James R. Holbrook
Reflections for Veterans about Surviving War and Killing by James R. Holbrook 1. Understanding: “What you did will mark you, darken you.” Donald Pfarrer, The Fearless Man 301 (New York: Read More »
Author: James R. Holbrook
Reflections on PTSD-like Symptoms in Greek Literature(1). By James R. Holbrook The Greek historian Herodotus wrote about PTSD-like symptoms experienced by an Athenian warrior in the Battle of Marathon in Read More »
Author: James R. Holbrook
By James R. Holbrook Three of the most common mental mistakes in negotiation are: 1. Viewing negotiation as dividing a fixed pie. 2. Anchoring on the first offer. 3. Escalating Read More »
Author: James R. Holbrook
Reflections on “Homecoming” from the Vietnam War By Jim Holbrook Relations between the United States and Vietnam were officially normalized in 1995. In 1997, I went back to Vietnam. There Read More »
Author: James R. Holbrook
by Jim Holbrook In 1990, when I was asked to teach the ADR Course at the University’s College of Law as an adjunct professor (1990-2002), I learned I was not Read More »
Author: James R. Holbrook
Reflections on the Life of David Lynn Crandall August 30, 1919 – September 20, 2015 Dave Crandall was my father-in-law for eight and a half years. I miss him. I Read More »
Author: James R. Holbrook
Greg Mace (August 12, 1943-July 26, 1986) was the eldest of five children of Isabel and Stuart Mace who graduated from Grinnell College in 1941. Isabel and Stuart Mace, Spring Read More »
Author: James R. Holbrook
Joe Luft and Harry Ingham were researching human personality at the University of California in the 1950s when they devised their “Johari Window” named after a combination of their two Read More »
Author: James R. Holbrook
By Jim Holbrook Paul Parkin has a wonderful TED Talk about the challenges and benefits of creating, receiving, and co-creating empathy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4aHb_GTRVo I want to talk about “intimacy” which occurs Read More »
