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The Psychology Podcast
Приєднався 19 бер 2018
Welcome to The Psychology Podcast with Dr. Scott Barry Kaufman, where we give you insights into the mind, brain, behavior and creativity. Each episode will feature a guest who will stimulate your mind, and give you a greater understanding of yourself, others, and the world we live in. Hopefully, we’ll also provide a glimpse into human possibility! Thanks for listening and enjoy the podcast.
Executive Producer: Zoe Ziegler; Editor: Jerome Avendano; Music: Bad Neighbor
UA-cam Manager: Emily Ward
Executive Producer: Zoe Ziegler; Editor: Jerome Avendano; Music: Bad Neighbor
UA-cam Manager: Emily Ward
The Anxious Generation w/ Jonathan Haidt | The Psychology Podcast
This week Scott is joined by NYU social psychologist and author Dr. Jonathan Haidt. Scott and Jonathan discuss the "great rewiring of childhood" and how it is negatively affecting the mental health of teenagers. They also discuss why a return to play based childhoods are better for kids in the long run and review the criticism of his research with an eye toward nuance and the recommendation of better studies to address one of the most pressing issues of our time.
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What Would the Buddha Do? w/ Cory Allen | The Psychology Podcast
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This week Scott is joined by author and podcaster, Cory Allen. Scott and Cory discuss how to live better through teachings on mindfulness, mental clarity, facing reality, and personal growth through the lens of Buddhism. Subscribe to The Psychology Podcast: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/psychology-podcast-dr.-scott/id942777522 www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-psychology-podcast-with-scott-barry-kaufm...
Are All Comedians Narcissists? W/ Krystyna Hutchinson | The Psychology Podcast
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Are All Comedians Narcissists? W/ Krystyna Hutchinson | The Psychology Podcast
On Being Human w/ Cory Muscara | The Psychology Podcast
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On Being Human w/ Cory Muscara | The Psychology Podcast
The Neuroscience of Manifestation w/ Dr. James Doty | The Psychology Podcast
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The Neuroscience of Manifestation w/ Dr. James Doty | The Psychology Podcast
How To Spot a Narcissist and Heal From Them w/ Dr. Ramani Durvasula | The Psychology Podcast
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How To Spot a Narcissist and Heal From Them w/ Dr. Ramani Durvasula | The Psychology Podcast
Collective Narcissism is Everywhere w/ Agnieszka Golec | The Psychology Podcast
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Collective Narcissism is Everywhere w/ Agnieszka Golec | The Psychology Podcast
What Does it Mean to Be Gifted? w/ Ellen Winner | The Psychology Podcast
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What Does it Mean to Be Gifted? w/ Ellen Winner | The Psychology Podcast
What It’s Like to Live Constitutionally w/ A.J. Jacobs | The Psychology Podcast
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What It’s Like to Live Constitutionally w/ A.J. Jacobs | The Psychology Podcast
Reclaim Yourself w/ Emma Seppala | The Psychology Podcast
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Reclaim Yourself w/ Emma Seppala | The Psychology Podcast
How to Feel Alive Again in a World That Wears Us Down w/ Corey Keyes | The Psychology Podcast
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How to Feel Alive Again in a World That Wears Us Down w/ Corey Keyes | The Psychology Podcast
Helping Teens Thrive Emotionally and Socially w/ Lisa Damour | The Psychology Podcast
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Helping Teens Thrive Emotionally and Socially w/ Lisa Damour | The Psychology Podcast
How To Be A Supercommunicator W/ Charles Duhigg | The Psychology Podcast
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How To Be A Supercommunicator W/ Charles Duhigg | The Psychology Podcast
Stop Worrying about What People Think of You w/ Michael Gervais | The Psychology Podcast
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Stop Worrying about What People Think of You w/ Michael Gervais | The Psychology Podcast
Psychological Magician Blows Mark Manson’s Mind
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Play Is Learning w/ Yumi Kendall | The Psychology Podcast
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Play Is Learning w/ Yumi Kendall | The Psychology Podcast
Learning to Love Midlife w/ Chip Conley | The Psychology Podcast
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Learning to Love Midlife w/ Chip Conley | The Psychology Podcast
Mastering Clear Thinking w/ Shane Parrish | The Psychology Podcast
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Mastering Clear Thinking w/ Shane Parrish | The Psychology Podcast
Think Bigger and Innovate w/ Sheena Iyengar | The Psychology Podcast
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Think Bigger and Innovate w/ Sheena Iyengar | The Psychology Podcast
Failing Well w/ Amy Edmondson | The Psychology Podcast
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Failing Well w/ Amy Edmondson | The Psychology Podcast
How To Be The Love You Seek w/ Dr. Nicole LePera | The Psychology Podcast
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How To Be The Love You Seek w/ Dr. Nicole LePera | The Psychology Podcast
Cancelling Cancel Culture w/ Greg Lukianoff & Rikki Schlott | The Psychology Podcast
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Cancelling Cancel Culture w/ Greg Lukianoff & Rikki Schlott | The Psychology Podcast
Climbing The Mountains of Life and Fulfilling Your Maximum Potential w/ Alison Levine
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Climbing The Mountains of Life and Fulfilling Your Maximum Potential w/ Alison Levine
Right Brain, Creativity, and Meaning in Life w/ Iain McGilchrist
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Right Brain, Creativity, and Meaning in Life w/ Iain McGilchrist
New Year, New Personality: Science-Backed Tips to Actually Change Yourself | The Psychology Podcast
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New Year, New Personality: Science-Backed Tips to Actually Change Yourself | The Psychology Podcast
The Latest Science of Growth Mindset || Carol Dweck
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The Latest Science of Growth Mindset || Carol Dweck
Best of Series: Inside Consciousness || Antonio Damasio
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Best of Series: Inside Consciousness || Antonio Damasio
Best of Series: On Human Nature and Human Progress || Noam Chomsky
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Best of Series: On Human Nature and Human Progress || Noam Chomsky
Best of Series: Where Does Greatness Come From? || David Epstein
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Best of Series: Where Does Greatness Come From? || David Epstein
Thank you for this fascinating & crucial topic! :) P.s. I am nasty to propose a guest you might enjoy? :) Vivian Dittmar had recently an excellent interview about the balance between transcendence & actualization with John Vervaeke. Vivian could be a super fitting guest for you :)
P.s.s. the topic of balancing no-self experiences with integration into a more adaptable sense of self is highly fascinating!
I agree. I saw the podcast and enjoyed it. I look forward to reading her book "The Emotional Backpack."
Speech therapy could help Stoya modify her harshly nasal voice.
Great moment on clarifying the Default Mode Network -- clearly there is an academic confusion on its function but most likely people are speaking to different stages of brain development along "moral maturation." This is a bold claim but John Vervaeke's latest interview with Vivian Dittmar gets at this phenomenologically in her claim to re-emphasize the "personal ego" to counter idolization of the "ego-less enlightenment."
Haha ok I didn't read your comment before I made the same and proposed Vivian as a guest 😅
Yes, that was a great podcast. I look forward to reading her book "The Emotional Backpack."
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I think the increase in mental illness is a symptom of being overwhelmed and bombarded by so many ideas before adequately being able to explore their own. People used to have the mid-life crisis like 40-60. Now people are having it like 20-30. And some are probably even having it during the teen phase on top of the rebellious phase, and on top of the identity consolidation phase that are both typically associated with teens. Rather than it being a mental health crisis, I think it's a teen-life crisis which combined with other teen phenomenon is creating mental illness. Except they don't have the security of having already gone through various developmental stages, often including obtaining financal security like someone in their mid-life has. There has to be kids out there who are doing alright, and my guess is that they had the space and guidance and time to develop some resemblance of confidence and authenticity. That they've had the opportunity to explore themselves outside of roles they may have felt mandated to fulfill such as doing well in school. Kids need a sense of reality that they can return to, that can fuel them through life. Or something along these lines, idk. I think though, if there is guidance on how people should navigate the mid-life crisis, i think we'd just have to apply them to kids somehow in addition to the type of stuff Haidt is suggesting. So ya, as Scott says, we need more internal constructive reflection
Other cultural solutions might be possible to prevent sextortion, to teach kids.
I looked up the Eightfold path. It doesn’t appear to include belief in reincarnation as the guest stated. Here’s what I found on Google: Right View, Right Resolve, Right Speech, Right Action, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right Mindfulness, and Right Concentration.
Accounting is not a dream for anyone xD - Accountant
Haven’t watched this whole interview yet but I wonder if Fadiman and Dr. Dick Schwarz have discussed Internal Family Systems?
Thank you guys, this was a great episode, really enjoyed.
I'm new to phycology Im hopeful it'll help me achieve my dreams and better my mental health.!🤍
Because you mentioned a critical perspective on some Buddhist teaching. Would be great to hear your view on a healthy sense of self. It seems to me that in some branches of Buddhism our sense of self is pathologized & it is often a goal to deconstruct permanently our self. That seems to be not really in alignment with current neuroscience that our sense of self is actually rather useful :D would be amazing to hear your thoughts on that :)
When people say the phrase “the self is an illusion” it can be quite confusing. If it’s rephrased to “the self is an arbitrary construct”, this can be extremely useful and liberating. The goal is an ability to keep the concept of self when it’s helpful, but to notice when it’s not. The deconstruction efforts are designed to help the individual’s direct understanding.
She never said what the “study” was…..and this story makes no sense
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I’m going to speculate that some of the most dangerous narcissists, severe narcissists, the less likely it is that they receive a diagnosis because they will never go to a MH professional.
buuuuullshiiiiiit.
My last act of free will is that I no longer have free will! 😅
Really enjoyed this!
As a provider in health care, Dr Ramani has been tremendously helpful to me personally and professionally. She is very empathetic, clear, concise and articulate. She is a MASTER communicator of some very complex concepts. Thank you Thank you Dr Ramani!!🙏🫶
45:12 wow what a mindblowing story about autism
man this is funny and also oof i cant imagine not seeing and being like oof nope fuck that. i would be one who has gone opposite of like good times. yes a self devaluation generally .. hilarious she also talks about psychedelic's lols i like mushrooms as well
I enjoyed this. She’s a vibe. Glad she’s able to eventually find and create beauty despite her family circumstance. And, boy, it’s a strong willpower to be able to distance oneself from toxic loved ones.
What wrong with this guy? He sounds so bleeeh and the questions he ask do nice guys finish last really? Shadap
If DMN can cause or play a role in some mental illnesses, like depression and addiction, is it possible meditation can assist in reducing or removing the effects of these illnesses?
Anything about narcissism check out Sam Vaknin that it!
Technically great podcast, fascinating guest, thank you for that, but please let it be about the guest without having to add your own story or to be pandering to their ego. I really believe that honesty is the best recipe. Hope you take that in the spirit intended.
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This is why you should do solo episodes, Scott. Youre more knowledgable than the majority of your guests. In this clip, I would love to learn more about what the recent resesrch is on childhood developmeny and not just pop psychology or from wellness gurus
Starting in the Fall, I will do many more solo episodes, thanks!
@@ThePsychologyPodcastvery glad to hear it! You inspired me to read more Rogers and Maslow
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it depends whether or not you think the values of the world mean that you finish first. What is your definition of finishing first and what is your definition of finishing last? what actually matters? in this video you come across as somebody who is still very much bought into the values that the media and the world say are important. Have these values worked for the world? Have they made people happy? look deeper…
Yuo are a life saver Dr Ramani 😍
Interesting discussion, with a lot of nuance. In regard to the dichotomy of ascending descending metaphors. It seems to me a different metaphor might close the gap. I believe my lived experience is undifferentiated from my environment. I find if I seek an internal point of calm or authentic self, it is in direct conflict with being in the moment - it’s internalizing change in absence of the mitigator. If I were to use a metaphor, I would compare it to the ocean. The ocean represents the vast idiosyncratic nature of truth in our environment. And like a boat on the ocean, we rise and fall on waves of experience. I feel it’s our openness to the vagarious nature of truth that keeps us buoyant, allowing us to navigate our sense of self in an ocean of change. I also believe active listening requires open eyes. We communicate so much about ourselves through our actions and micro expressions (which are often out of sync with carefully formulated statements) - to close ones eyes is to internalize the speaker’s words. This post brought to you by procrastination - back to the task at hand. :-)
I finally finalized my divorce with my narcissistic husband. Unfortunately we do have 4 children together, the youngest being 1, so I am stuck with him for some time, but I no longer am stuck in a state where I know nobody being an at home mother and going without just to satisfy his need for drugs and alcohol. I have come a long way, there is a light at the end of the tunnel, and I finally can not only see it, but look forward with excitement instead of fear to see whats on the other side. My story has only just begun, at the age of 37... ;
You are a great Communicator Scott! Love your empathy and raw authentic energy!
Thank you :)
Such a wonderful human being
I disagree that people want to be held accountable for the wrongs they've committed. Certainly NOT my experience with "family" members. Loved your conversation tho! ❤
Being with my ex narc for the past 8 yrs. made me observe this very pattern. I think they wanted to feel very important in a way that is disturbing. Instead of building trust with their intimate partners, they destroy the trust that they built with you (in that case lying when they tried to put you in their pedestal). Once they have a committed partner, they can’t stand being loved authentically by one person. Instead they go on and prey on other women that is susceptible to their love bombing. My ex narc was a compulsive pursuer in a relationship. He would go back and forth to the women he were involved before or try to meet women in complicated situation so that going public isn’t an option while having you as their main supply. In the end they destroy the very person that loved them. They are like toddlers testing your love for them. Showing and telling them you love them isn’t enough, they will cheat on your face to make you feel inadequate even if you are more than they deserve. They want to test your love for them so they keep hurting you and when you have enough of their abuse, you leave. Then they tell you, ‘you never loved me because you abandon me’. Well in fact it’s their actions and narcissistic behavior that made you leave or in other cases they discard you and will give silly reasons of the discard. Mine would use, ‘she’s crazy’, ‘she’s a nega-star’, ‘she insults me’, ‘she cheated on me’ et al. So with this pattern of infidelities and emotional abuse (who knows what else) it’s better to walk away. I did walk away and is now rebuilding my life with our daughter. We are struggling financially because I’m not earning enough to provide for my daughter but now we get to laugh and bring with us sunshine every day. No lies, no abuse and no fake love. We only live once, forgive yourself and move forward but never forget the lesson that narc abuse taught you. That is to respect yourself to walk away from what’s hurting and destroying you. That you deserve a life of solitude, happiness and love. Hugs*** :) Additionally I got to know about my narc husband bad ways when I reach out to a private detective digitalinvestigate@gmail.com for help he did a perfect work for me I can see everything he’s doing on his device.
haha.. "who would break up w/ those eyes" indeed.. but in all seriousness, always love your podcasts! Thx and keep up the "good work"!
The left brain knows nothing other than itself. It is a God of its own creation.
The left does as it pleases. The right picks up the pieces.
The left sees a triangle. The right, a pyramid. By nature, not by nurture.
I thought that this white haired dude is sergey savelyev lol
Woo woo gibber jabber..
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Lousy ai
They can't say your name properly. Dr Ramani
A friend who wasn’t aware of the marriage? Hmmnnn.
1:03:31 yup true means integrity. Which then blossoms into the other things like confidence
The pseudopsychology Ass kissing podcast, "you are so wise so human" 😂😂😂