Communication Professor Reacts to Mike Tyson & Bill Burr "Aggressive Therapy"

The video analyzes a conversation between Mike Tyson, Bill Burr, and Jeremy Piven on Tyson's podcast. It explores how Tyson attempts to encourage Burr to open up using the Johari window model. The discussion highlights Burr's self-awareness and use of humor to deflect deeper questions. The video concludes with advice for interviewers on fostering self-disclosure by sharing personal experiences first.

What psychological model is used to analyze the conversation in the podcast?

• Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory

• Erikson's Stages of Development

• The Johari Window

• Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

What significant life event does Bill Burr mention that influenced his self-awareness?

• Moving to a new city

• Having a child

• Starting a new job

• Getting married

What does Tyson suggest Burr is hiding behind his temper?

• A fear of failure

• A desire for control

• The cause of his temper

• A lack of confidence

What technique does Burr use to deflect from deeper emotional topics?

• Getting defensive

• Becoming silent

• Using humor

• Changing the subject

According to the analysis, what could Tyson have done to encourage Burr to open up more?

• Ask more direct questions

• Share his own personal experiences

• Be more persistent

• Change the topic

What is the main benefit of self-disclosure in conversations, as discussed in the analysis?

• It avoids conflict

• It makes conversations shorter

• It builds trust and understanding

• It helps to win arguments

What is the 'unknown box' in the Johari window?

• Information known to both oneself and others

• Information known to others but not to oneself

• Information known to oneself but not to others

• Information unknown to both oneself and others