Episodes (Page 24)
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Marriage has evolved significantly over time.
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Explores the psychological tendency to avoid unpleasant information.
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Finding meaning and purpose in daily work.
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Francesca Gino studies 'positive deviants' and rebels.
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Language structure may influence how we perceive the world.
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Psychologist Azim Shariff views religion through a Darwinian lens.
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Researcher Jonah Berger discusses how we underestimate external influences on our choices.
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Creativity flourishes when we connect with people from diverse backgrounds and cultures.
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The tension between treating audiences as consumers versus citizens is explored.
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Explores the powerful emotions of regret and nostalgia.
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Addresses the puzzling phenomenon of 'summer melt' in college enrollment.
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Dives into the psychology behind our eating habits and food choices.
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Introduces an innovative learning method that minimizes psychological 'noise'.
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Psychologist Alison Gopnik challenges the idea that parents can fully shape children.
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Examines 'counterfactual thinking,' our tendency to imagine alternative pasts.
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Discusses the pervasive and insidious nature of advertising in media.
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Learn to decipher baby babbling, the unique dialect of tiny humans.
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Explore Olutosin Oduwole's 2007 arrest for "attempting to make a terrorist threat."
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Understand tacticians versus big-picture thinkers using the fox and hedgehog metaphor.
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The story of Carrie Buck and the eugenics movement.