171 - Partisan Brains

171 - Partisan Brains

Jay Van Bavel studies “from neurons to social networks...how collective concerns -- group identities, moral values, and political beliefs -- shape the mind and brain,” and in this episode we travel to his office at NYU to sit down and ask him a zillion questions about how the brain uses motivated reasoning to create the separate realities we argue over on a daily basis.

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060 - Reframing - Robert R. Morris

060 - Reframing - Robert R. Morris

Reframing is one of those psychological tools that just plain works. It’s practical, simple, and with practice and repetition it often leads to real change in people with a variety of thinking problem...

7 Okt 20151h 10min

059 - The Illusion Of Control - Michael And Sarah Bennett

059 - The Illusion Of Control - Michael And Sarah Bennett

In the show, you'll hear Michael elaborate on why that is. In this episode, our guests are Harvard-trained psychiatrist Michael I. Bennett and his comedy writer daughter Sarah Bennett whose new book, ...

23 Sep 20151h 5min

058 - Technology - Clive Thompson (Rebroadcast)

058 - Technology - Clive Thompson (Rebroadcast)

Is all this new technology improving our thinking or dampening it? Are all these new communication tools turning us into navel-gazing human/brand hybrids, or are we developing a new set of senses that...

10 Sep 20151h 10min

057 - PTSD - Robert D. Laird

057 - PTSD - Robert D. Laird

10 years after Katrina the residents of New Orleans and portions of Mississippi are still experiencing PTSD. In this episode we explore what causes this disorder, why it happens, what triggers the sym...

27 Aug 20151h 7min

056 - Magicians And Scams - Brian Brushwood

056 - Magicians And Scams - Brian Brushwood

Before we had names for them or a science to study them, the people who could claim the most expertise on biases, fallacies, heuristics and all the other quirks of human reasoning and perception were ...

12 Aug 20151h 11min

055 - WEIRD People - Steven J. Heine

055 - WEIRD People - Steven J. Heine

Is psychology too WEIRD? That's what this episode's guest, psychologist Steven J. Heine suggested when he and his colleagues published a paper suggesting that psychology wasn't the study of the human ...

1 Aug 201548min

054 - The Self - Bruce Hood (rebroadcast)

054 - The Self - Bruce Hood (rebroadcast)

Is the person you believe to be the protagonist of your life story real or a fictional character? In other words, is your very self real or is it an illusion? According to psychologist Bruce Hood, the...

16 Jul 201551min

053 - Adaptive Learning - Ulrik Christensen

053 - Adaptive Learning - Ulrik Christensen

Can new computer programs rid us of the cognitive errors that lead to learned helplessness in the classroom? In this episode Ulrik Christensen, senior fellow of digital learning at McGraw-Hill Educati...

2 Jul 201548min

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