How to give — and seek — validation with Caroline Fleck

如何给予并与卡罗琳·弗莱克寻求认可

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2025-02-18

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Seeking acceptance and validation is a natural part of the human experience — but do you know how to dish it out? Clinical psychologist Caroline Fleck believes that knowing how to give others the validation they need might be the key to building stronger relationships. She and Adam discuss some simple ways to recognize and validate another person’s feelings, the distinction between empathetic validation and exaggerated praise, and why sometimes saying less is more. For the full text transcript, visit go.ted.com/RWAGscripts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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  • Their emotions may be valid even if their thoughts are not.

  • Their behavior may be valid even if their thoughts are not.

  • And all I need to do is find which of those is valid and validate that.

  • Hey, everyone, it's Adam Grant.

  • Welcome back to Rethinking my podcast on the science of what makes us tick with the TED Audio Collective.

  • I'm an organizational psychologist and I'm taking you inside the minds of fascinating people to explore new thoughts and new ways of thinking.

  • My guest today is clinical psychologist Caroline Fleck.

  • She's a therapist who teaches at Stanford and specializes in helping her clients connect and change.

  • Her new book, Validation, is a powerful read on building better relationships.

  • You can contort yourself in all sorts of ways to meet other people's approval.

  • Validation communicates acceptance and belonging, and there's no, no need for contortion.

  • It's just being as you are and being seen for that.

  • And I think we do all deserve that.

  • Hey, Caroline.

  • Hey.