Guy Itzchakov Ph.D.

About

Guy Itzchakov, Ph.D., is an associate professor in the Department of Human Services at the University of Haifa. He directs the Interpersonal Listening and Social Influence Lab. His research focuses on high-quality listening and attitudes. Guy has received the early career researcher award from the Attitudes and Social Influence interest group of the Society of Personality and Social Psychology. His research appeared in leading social and organizational psychology journals and received funding from various foundations.

Recent Posts

The Silent Superpower: How Listening Can Transform Work

High-quality listening can create stronger social connections. This powerful skill can reshape your professional environment.

When Listening Hurts: How Attentive Listening Can Backfire

You’ve probably heard how powerful listening can be, but what happens when it backfires? Exploring the emotional toll that listening can carry and how to manage it.

Rekindling Love: How Deep Listening Can Rescue Relationship

Discover how deep listening saved a marriage and reignited connection. Inspired by Thich Nhat Hanh, it's a tale of empathy and lasting love.

How to Listen Effectively When Speakers Repeat Themselves

Unlock the secrets of effective listening with repetitive speakers. Explore how understanding emotions, engagement, and guiding conversations can spur personal growth for speakers.

Improving Family and Romantic Relationship Through Listening

Struggling to connect with your kids or partner in today's busy world? Discover how simple listening techniques can transform family communication.

Why Disagreement Is a Stubborn Enemy of Listening

A family dinner argument left me frustrated yet reflective. Discover how improving our listening skills can make our disagreements more constructive, and strengthen relationships.