How to pronounce “aron” in English

Arthur Aron did research on vulnerability, opening up, talking about deeper issues, and within an hour, he was able to make people feel like lifelong friends.

Arthur Aron did this.

Elliot Aronson in the 1960s asked people to listen to tapes of "Quiz Bowl" experts.

So Aronson and his colleagues call this the pratfall effect.

You can take Elaine Aron's self test that she developed.

Then when Aronson questions people about how appealing the contestant is, people find the contestant who had exhibited the flaw

His duties as son of Aron apparently encompassed not just construction management but inspection of sacrificial lambs.

All of this has been recorded by Aronson, and then Aronson takes that recording and plays it to people.

I'm working with Dion Aroner.

And I want to tell you a little bit about Elaine Aron because she discovered the trait.

And so I have a nice quote in there from Aron Cramer who runs BSR, Business for Social Responsibility.

- I've gotten a chance to get to know Darren Aronofsky well, he's been really leaning in and trying to figure out.

So since then, the Arons-- her husband and her are both research psychologists.

This is from the great 20th century polymath Jacob Aronofsky.

In 1988, Lou Aronica, who was head of Bantam Spectra, contacted Lucasfilm, suggesting that since George wasn't doing

In his wonderful book "The Social Animal," Elliot Aronson talks about the insidious nature of prejudice.

into the pupil of an eye-- it constricts." Whlie Aronson's words, that a deeply prejudiced person is virtually immune to information at variance

And then I remember-- I have a young man working for me named Aron Fay who's really great.

And it's like, who's Kenny Aronoff?

Before, I've always thought of myself before Elaine Aron told me I was highly sensitive, I always thought of myself as having something wrong with myself,

I'm Alane Freund, and I work closely with the Elaine Aron, who is the author of the book, "The Highly Sensitive Person."

whether that's current figures like Kahneman and Thaler, or historic figures like Aronson and Skinner.

Back in 1966, this man, Elliot Aronson, a professor of psychology at Harvard University, ran a classic experiment.

And I go up to him, hey, Ken Aronoff.

In his wonderful book, "Mistakes Were Made ," the psychologist Elliot Aronson writes, "Prejudices

So I look back on that and I thought-- and before, I've always thought of myself-- before Elaine Aron told me I was highly sensitive,

That is one of the greatest misconceptions, said Ted, son of Aron, as he was identified on the nametag clipped to his 100% cotton tactical bib

You have people, I've gotten just to know edgier folks that are AI first, like Dor Brothers, both Aronofski and Dor Brothers create

To kick us off, the first thing we're going to do is actually watch a quick video about the Kenny Aronoff experience before Kenny comes up here.

He's the author of "Sex, Drums, Rock and Roll," Kenny Aronoff.

And then all of the sudden, a couple hours later, Aronoff get in here.