
Juliana Schroeder
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Oct 11, 2026
You're Not Miserable, You're Just Too Into Yourself: Rumination, Co-Regulation & the LIFT Method
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14:52Pam RaderHOST
Yeah.
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14:52Pam RaderHOST
So there was also this really cool study by Nicholas Epley and Juliana Schroeder, and they ran experiments with train and bus commuters in the big old city of Chicago.
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15:03Pam RaderHOST
OK, so one group was asked to talk to a stranger and one group was asked to sit in solitude.
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15:12Pam RaderHOST
So a separate group just predicted which would feel better.
How to Win In Life (And Business) Without Being a Jerk | Best of Year 1 on DBAJ
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12:15Emiliana Simon-ThomasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If you are trying to work out a conflict with someone, it turns out if you go for a walk with them, it goes better.
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12:21Emiliana Simon-ThomasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
One of our recent articles was done by Juliana Schroeder, who's a professor at the Haas School of Business at Berkeley.
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12:27Emiliana Simon-ThomasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
She compared the success of conversations around disagreement that were through text versus face-to-face.
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12:33Healey CypherHOST
Oh, I saw this.
Why Talking With Strangers Makes Us Happier || Making new friends in midlife w/ Nicholas Epley
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20:14Nicholas EpleyGUEST
So that was actually where we started.
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20:15Nicholas EpleyGUEST
So I got off the train that morning, and I came to my office where I'm sitting right now, and right across from the, the desk, um, I was in conversation with Juliana Schroeder, uh, a fabulous PhD student at the time.
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20:27Nicholas EpleyGUEST
Said, "We gotta figure out how to study this." And so we went to the trains and conducted this experiment that my colleagues at the time thought was kind of crazy to do.
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20:36Pod O'SullivanHOST
[laughs]