Mind Full: The Canadian Psychological Association podcast26 Touko

Emojis, femmephobia, and the workplace with Dr. Erin Leigh Courtice and Dr. Karen Blair

Our language is constantly shifting and evolving. Turns of phrase that would have been foreign to our parents are commonplace for us, and our kids have a language all their own that will one day be the way everyone speaks. The same is true for the ways we communicate. Internet shorthand is now familiar to most of us, and most of us use emojis in our texts and correspondence. It’s the emojis we’re talking about today. Dr. Erin Leigh Courtice conducted a study on emoji use in the workplace, and Dr. Karen Blair found some gender-related data in that study to be particularly interesting. Dr. Blair’s article in Psychology Today: The Real Reason Emojis Get Judged at Work https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/inclusive-insight/202604/the-real-reason-emojis-get-judged-at-work Ottawa U article: Should emojis be used in workplace communications? https://www.uottawa.ca/about-us/news-all/should-emojis-be-used-workplace-communications The impossible balance: https://klb-research.github.io/tightrope/ Dr. Courtice's study: https://online.ucpress.edu/collabra/article/12/1/147309/217078/Emojis-at-Work-The-Effects-of-Emoji-Use-on The Riordan & Glickson study mentioned by Dr. Courtice: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/2329488420971690?casa_token=9CETIqfPeVkAAAAA%3Ahm8Al3ORC_TtBA886e7WoNw7-93-cUTtMv0QIM6ANFtXUbTEIq-4edGwGu8q7sxf3jIftp4HYVawpw

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Women veterans and chronic pain with Dr. Alice Aiken and Dr. Patricia Poulin

There are significant gaps in the way our healthcare system deals with pain, especially for women. This gap in attention and care is particularly acute when it comes to women veterans. The Chronic Pai...

27 Elo 54min

The "mad genius" myth: Artists and mental health with Florence Khoriaty

For a long time - decades, maybe even centuries - we have been led to believe that there is a correlation between artistic genius and serious mental health issues. Certain painters, composers, and mus...

13 Elo 1h 10min

Are older buildings actually creepier? Infrasound with Dr. Rodney Schmaltz

"We did NOT disprove ghosts!" Today on Mind Full, we are speaking with Dr. Rodney Schmaltz, who recently had a study he led at MacEwan University go somewhat viral. People do love the paranormal! Dr....

16 Heinä 37min

The Glass Cliff: One Transman's Leadership Odyssey with Dr. Mel Rutherford

The "glass cliff" is a term that refers to people who get promoted to leadership roles – with a catch. Women and minorities get promoted to top roles, but only in circumstances where the organization ...

10 Heinä 34min

Psychology and cancer care with Dr. Sheila Garland

Psychologists play an important role in the care of all kinds of medical conditions. Sheila Garland joins the Mind Full podcast to talk about her role in helping people going through cancer treatment....

18 Kesä 31min

Stigma and isolation: Unhealthy relationships in rural areas with Andrea Chantree and Keely Horan

We often think of gender-based violence as something rather cut-and-dried, a view which often leads to a lot of stigma, and the expression of sentiments like “why doesn’t she just leave”. In reality, ...

4 Kesä 32min

Publishing children's books: Another path to knowledge mobilization with Marlee Kostiner

Marlee Kostiner put her passions for writing, digital media, and mental health to use publishing children's books. She has one of her own - Namoosté - but her main focus is on helping mental health pr...

7 Touko 39min