The surprising power of nostalgia — and how it can be used on you

The surprising power of nostalgia — and how it can be used on you

What does nostalgia do to our minds — and our wallets? In this talk with Jannine Lasaleta, we talk about her research into the surprising psychological and emotional effects of nostalgia. Why do people become more generous and loose with money when they’re feeling nostalgic? How are companies — and even political campaigns — harnessing nostalgia to influence us? What’s the link between our craving for “authentic” experiences, like sourdough baking or retro products, and our longing for meaning? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The joys and challenges of studying nonverbal behavior, with Alan Crawley

The joys and challenges of studying nonverbal behavior, with Alan Crawley

A talk with nonverbal behavior expert Alan Crawley, also known by his online handle Sin Verba (www.sinverba.com). Topics discussed include: why he became interested in behavior; the challenges of stud...

15 Okt 20221h 16min

How we react when our sense of meaning is threatened, with Steven Heine

How we react when our sense of meaning is threatened, with Steven Heine

I talk with Steven Heine about how we react to our sense of meaning being threatened. What happens when our mental frameworks of how the world works don’t hold up and things seem chaotic? What happens...

10 Okt 20221h 4min

Is the whole world growing more polarized?, with Andrew O'Donohue

Is the whole world growing more polarized?, with Andrew O'Donohue

I talk with Andrew O'Donohue, co-author of "Democracies Divided: The Global Challenge of Political Polarization." Andrew has studied how societal conflicts play out in many countries, and the harm tho...

1 Okt 202258min

Are eye movement patterns associated with personality traits?, with Sabrina Hoppe

Are eye movement patterns associated with personality traits?, with Sabrina Hoppe

A talk with Sabrina Hoppe about a 2018 study that showed how eye movements are correlated with personality. That paper was named 'Eye movements during everyday behavior predict personality traits.' We...

21 Sep 202245min

Can body language actually be used to detect deception?, with Tim Levine

Can body language actually be used to detect deception?, with Tim Levine

A talk with communication researcher Tim Levine about nonverbal behavior and deception detection. Tim's stance is that there's no evidence that nonverbal behavior is useful for detecting deception. He...

30 Aug 20221h 23min

Reading "drug-seeking" patient behavior, with Dr. Casey Grover

Reading "drug-seeking" patient behavior, with Dr. Casey Grover

A talk with Dr. Casey Grover, addiction specialist and host of the podcast Addiction in Emergency Medicine and Acute Care, about how doctors attempt to determine if a patient is trying to get a drug p...

17 Aug 202253min

Predicting psychosis and schizophrenia by what words people use, with Neguine Rezaii

Predicting psychosis and schizophrenia by what words people use, with Neguine Rezaii

This is a reshare of a 2020 talk with psychology researcher Neguine Rezaii. She and her research team used machine learning to find language patterns used by teenagers who were at risk of schizophreni...

9 Aug 202251min

Reading and predicting jury behavior, with Christina Marinakis

Reading and predicting jury behavior, with Christina Marinakis

A 2018 talk with jury specialist Christina Marinakis about how she makes use of human psychology and human behavior in her jury consultancy work. Topics discussed: jury selection procedures; what jury...

21 Jul 20221h 23min

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