043 - Misremembering - Julia Shaw and Dan Simons

043 - Misremembering - Julia Shaw and Dan Simons

Did Brian Williams lie, exaggerate, or misremember? How certain are you that your most vivid memories are real? How easily could someone implant a false memory into your mind? In this episode you'll learn why psychologists say that your memory is mostly fiction as psychologist Daniel Simons explains how Brian Williams could have easily believed in a detailed war coverage memory that wasn't real, and you'll hear psychologist Julia Shaw explain how she was recently able to easily implant memories into college so that those students would admit to felony crimes that they did not commit.

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195 - Clearer Thinking - Spencer Greenberg

195 - Clearer Thinking - Spencer Greenberg

In this episode we sit down with Spencer Greenberg to discuss how to be better critical thinkers using his FIRE method and other insights from his website, ClearerThinking.orgPatreon: http://patreon.c...

14 Joulu 20201h 19min

194 - Because Internet - Gretchen McCulloch

194 - Because Internet - Gretchen McCulloch

Our guest in this episode is Gretchen McCulloch, who is a linguist, but also, I’d say a MEME-ologist, evidenced by that the fact that in her New York Times Bestselling book, Because Internet: Understa...

29 Marras 20201h 42min

193 - Gossip

193 - Gossip

In this episode we sit down with psychologist Robb Willer to discuss the psychology of gossip: how much we do it, why we do it, its major functions, and what life would be be like without it.Patreon: ...

16 Marras 20201h 11min

192 - The Dunning-Kruger Effect (rebroadcast)

192 - The Dunning-Kruger Effect (rebroadcast)

In this episode, we explore why we are unaware that we lack the skill to tell how unskilled and unaware we are. The evidence gathered so far by psychologists and neuroscientists seems to suggest that ...

1 Marras 202056min

191 - Livewired - David Eagleman

191 - Livewired - David Eagleman

In this episode we sit down with neuroscientist David Eagleman to learn how brains turn noise into signal, chaos into order, electrical spikes into meaning, and how new technology can expand subjectiv...

18 Loka 20201h 13min

190 - Learned Helplessness (rebroadcast)

190 - Learned Helplessness (rebroadcast)

Stuck in a bad situation, even when the prison doors are left wide open, we sometimes refuse to attempt escape. Why is that? In this episode learn all about the strange phenomenon of learned helplessn...

4 Loka 202043min

189 - The Vaccine

189 - The Vaccine

In this giant episode, experts on vaccines, epidemiology, psychology, and science communication explain how we created so much confusion about COVID-19, and how we can avoid doing it again when a vacc...

21 Syys 20201h 43min

188 - The Happiness Lab - Laurie Santos (rebroadcast)

188 - The Happiness Lab - Laurie Santos (rebroadcast)

In this episode, we welcome Yale psychologist Laurie Santos who discusses her new podcast, The Happiness Lab which explores how wrong and misguided we can be when we pursue the things we think will ma...

6 Syys 20201h 6min

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