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Social Sciences & Psychology
In the fascinating world of the Social Sciences & Psychology category, curiosity takes center stage. These podcasts delve into the intricacies of human behavior, societal structures, and the mind's inner workings. Listeners are invited to explore the captivating aspects of human society, ranging from interpersonal relationships to macro-social phenomena.
Podcasts in this category span a broad spectrum of subjects, such as cognitive psychology, social norms, cultural diversity, behavioral economics, and more. They offer a unique platform for in-depth interviews, thoughtful discussions, storytelling, and expert analysis. By offering a blend of empirical studies and personal anecdotes, these podcasts provoke self-reflection, foster critical thinking, and stimulate conversations about the world we live in and the people we share it with.
Whether you're a student, a professional in the field, or simply an inquisitive mind, the Social Sciences & Psychology podcast category provides a wealth of knowledge and an exciting journey into understanding the social and psychological facets of our lives.
Our Social Sciences & Psychology Podcasts
Peak Performance: Mental Strategies for Athletes, Professionals, and Beyond
Discover the fascinating dynamics of mental performance on the National University Podcast with our esteemed guest, Dr. Grayson Kimball, the program director for the Master of Science in Sports Psychology at National University. Dr. Kimball’s journey into sports psychology unveils the hidden elements that differentiate elite athletes beyond their physical capabilities. Through his practical approach ...
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The Psychology of Great Leadership
Dr. Craig Chalquist, a leading figure in consciousness psychology at National University, joins us to discuss the intricate dance of leadership psychology. True leadership is not just about wielding influence and motivation; it’s about embodying wisdom through a blend of knowledge, practice, and humaneness. We trade the outdated heroic, top-down leadership model for a fresh ...
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Raising Resilient Kids: The Power of Conscious Parenting
Join us as we explore the critical journey of raising resilient children in today’s challenging world. Our insightful conversation features esteemed psychologists Dr. Pam MacDonald and Dr. Jill Blackwell, who bring their extensive knowledge on child development and self-love to the forefront. Together, we uncover the multifaceted nature of resilience—not merely the ability to bounce ...
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Understanding Social Media’s Role in Modern Relationships
Join us as we explore the intricate ways social media weaves into the fabric of our relationships, featuring insights from Dr. Mark White, Chairman of the Department of Marriage and Family Sciences. Listen in as we navigate the complex landscape of digital interactions, where a staggering majority of U.S. adults are engaged. We discuss the ...
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Mental Health Counseling: Navigating Life’s Challenges
Join us for a thought-provoking session with Dr. Joshua Gold, a seasoned expert in counselor education with a storied 32-year career, as we unpack the transformative field of clinical mental health counseling (CMHC). From its origins in vocational guidance to its current role in aiding individuals through life’s many transitions, we explore the essence of ...
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How to Handle Information Overload and Stop Doomscrolling
Join me, Kimberly King, for a profound discussion with Dr. Henry Venter, a seasoned psychologist and esteemed professor at National University, as we tackle the pervasive issue of news overload and the compulsive habit of doomscrolling. Listen in as Dr. Venter shares his insights on how the relentless stream of information, particularly negative news, can ...
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Mental Health and the Importance of Community Support
Dive head-first with us into the deep waters of mental health promotion led by our special guest, Dr. Henry Venter, Program Director of the Social and Psychological Department at National University. We explore the role of social ecological models in health promotion and peel back layers of increased stress and social isolation affecting mental health ...
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Tips to Improve Memory: Exploring Cognitive Science
Prepare to journey into the fascinating world of cognitive science with Dr. Joel Goodin from National University. In this enlightening discourse, Dr. Goodin illuminates the workings of our memory through the lens of the information processing model, where he shares valuable insights on distinguishing relevant information from the irrelevant, and how active attention to the ...
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How to Fix a Short Attention Span: Regaining Focus
Are you struggling with a short attention span and finding it difficult to focus? Listen in as we discuss this growing issue with Dr. Mary Streit, a licensed psychologist and full-time faculty member in the Department of Psychology at National University. We explore the significant decrease in average attention spans over the past few decades ...
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