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‎Science · 2023

Much of our chat is based on this fascinating new pre-print by

@Sakiera_Hudson

, co-authored with

@profcikara

and Jim Sidanius. It deals with how marginalized groups are harmed when people feel less empathy and more schadenfreude for them. europepmc.org/article/ppr/pp

NEW EPISODE! 🤠

chats with newly minted AP

@Sakiera_Hudson

about all things social dominance orientation, empathy, and schadenfreude. Kiera also shares her journey into academia and what it was like working with the late Jim Sidanius. stanfordpsychologypodcast.com/episodes/episo

Jan 19

New episode and NEW HOST!! Welcome to the team

@LauraXijiaZhou

, who did a *terrific* job interviewing

@toddkashdan

about INSUBORDINATION. How to dissent more effectively? How to be more defiant and principled at the same time? stanfordpsychologypodcast.com/episodes/episo

Jan 12

To learn more about the Chinese Open Science Network, you can visit the official website: open-sci.cn

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Jan 12

To learn more about Chuan-Peng's work, you can check out his lab's website:

huchuanpeng.com

Chuan-Peng Lab

Jan 12

Chuan-Peng shared how the network was initiated, the events that a network run by volunteers can organize, and lessons learned through promoting open science in a developing country. The paper we discussed: psyarxiv.com/ac9by/

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chats with

, the co-founder of the Chinese Open Science Network (

@OpenSciChina

), a grassroots network for promoting awareness of reproducibility and open science in China. buzzsprout.com/1801436/120313

Stanford Psychology Podcast: Delroy Paulhus, Eric Neumann: Psychopa...

Jan 5

An interactive version where you can follow along the text as you listen, and jump to sections: share.descript.com/view/PDj7Wi7M2 A full-length text version, added to our Substack: stanfordpsypod.substack.com/p/with-transcr Let us know what you think! :) 2/2

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Welcome back to the Stanford Psychology Podcast, where leading psychologists share their most recent work. This week I had the pleasure of chatting with Delroy Paulhus professor of psychology at the U

Jan 5

NEW FEATURE - TRANSCRIPTS! Our new episode on the Dark Tetrad is our first to try out a transcript version!! Many asked for this, and we hope it makes the pod more accessible for those with hearing impairments or those who are still learning English. 2 versions! 1/2

Jan 5

NEW EPISODE!! 🥳

chats with DELROY PAULHUS, co-creator of the Dark Tetrad. What's the latest work differentiating dark personalities? How successful are these individuals in modern society? How does Delroy measure sadism in the lab? stanfordpsychologypodcast.com/episodes/episo

Stanford Psychology Podcast - Listeners Survey

Dec 29, 2022

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Hi! Thank you so much for listening to Stanford Psychology Podcast. The podcast is hosted and maintained by a group of student volunteers at Stanford's psych department. We would love to hear your...

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We'd love to hear what you think of this episode and suggestions for guests or topics for our podcast. You can reach us at stanfordpsychpodcast@gmail.com. If you enjoy this podcast, please leave us a review on your podcast platform so that more people can find us. Thank you! 😀

MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab

Laura's lab:

Dec 29, 2022

NEW EPISODE! 💥

@BellaFascendini

chats with Professor Laura Schulz. Laura shares stories about her journey in science and fascinating research on infant and children's cognition. In the end, Laura also shares her vision for the field. Check it out!💫

78 - Laura Schulz: The journey of becoming a cognitive scientist and...

Bella chats with professor Laura Schulz.Laura is a Professor of Cognitive Sciences in the Brain and Cognitive Sciences Department at MIT. She is also the director and principal investigator of the...

Melissa Kibbe

@levels_of

It was really fun talking to

@BellaFascendini

for the

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@BellaFascendini chats with Professor Melissa Kibbe @levels_of Melissa discusses her research on how infants and children perceive, understand, and remember objects and agents. For example, what do babies remember about objects when they are out of view? buzzsprout.com/1801436/119190

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Stanford Psychology Podcast - Listeners Survey

We are currently conducting a survey to get to know our listeners better and to collect any feedback and suggestions so we can improve our podcast. Please click the link here to submit your anonymous response: forms.gle/dzHqnWTptW8pSV. Thank you for your time and support!

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Hi! Thank you so much for listening to Stanford Psychology Podcast. The podcast is hosted and maintained by a group of student volunteers at Stanford's psych department. We would love to hear your...

We'd love to hear what you think of this episode and any suggestions you have for guests or topics. You can reach us at stanfordpsychpodcast@gmail.com. If you enjoy this podcast, please leave us a good review on your podcast platform so that more people can find us!

Team Robert Cialdini

@RobertCialdini

Dec 16, 2022

“I like this interview because it asks me to comment on the psychological factors that got me to decide to study human psychology.” - Bob

#ThinkCialdini #influence #persuasion #ethical #worms #BIRGing

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Episodes | Stanford Psychology Podcast

Every week, an episode will bring you new findings from psychological science and how they can be applied to everyday life.

Dec 15, 2022

NEW EPISODE! 🚨

chats with the legendary

@RobertCialdini

. Learn about Bob's latest thinking on INFLUENCE, how he fell in love with psychology by falling in love with a woman, and how he's tried his best to influence presidents! stanfordpsychologypodcast.com/episodes/episo

Stanford Psychology Podcast and 4 others

Co-hosting

has been a stupid amount of fun, and no end in sight. :) Thanks for a great 2022 to the team, the behind-the-scenes editors, all our incredible guests, the various faculty here who support us, and YOU LISTENERS! 🫠 New features (and hosts!) soon...

Dec 8, 2022

Finally, if you enjoy this podcast, please leave us a review on your podcast platform, so that more people can find us. Thank you so much!

Dec 8, 2022

We would love to hear what you think of this episode or if you have any other suggestions for guests or topics for our podcast. You can reach us at stanfordpsychpodcast@gmail.com.

Dec 8, 2022

Russ also talked about the“My connectome project”, in which he was his own subject for 18 months. The results from this project provided new insights into the nature of variability over time within individual brains. Can we read minds with neuroimaging?

NEW EPISODE! 💫

chats with Professor

. Russ discusses his research in cognitive neuroscience using neuroimaging techniques such as fMRI, as well as his effort and contribution to reproducible science. Check it out!

75 - Russ Poldrack: What can neuroimaging research tell us about the...

Bella chats with professor Russ Poldrack.Russ is the Albert Ray Lang professor of psychology at Stanford University, where he directs the Poldrack lab. Russ also serves as the director of the...

Stanford Computational Psychology & Well-Being Lab

Dec 1, 2022

Learn more about Johannes's work here:

cpwb.stanford.edu

Facebook language predicts depression in medical records | Proceedings of the National Academy of...

Dec 1, 2022

Paper discussed:

pnas.org

Depression, the most prevalent mental illness, is underdiagnosed and undertreated, highlighting the need to extend the scope of current screening m...

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chats with

on whether we should blame social media for the rising rate of mental illness.

74 - Johannes Eichstaedt: Is Social Media to Blame for Mental...

Anjie chats with Dr. Johannes Eichstaedt, an Assistant Professor in Psychology, and the Shriram Faculty Fellow at the Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence at Stanford University....

Undersociality: miscalibrated social cognition can inhibit social connection

Nov 24, 2022

Some key papers: sciencedirect.com/science/articl psycnet.apa.org/doiLanding?doi

sciencedirect.com

A person’s well-being depends heavily on forming and maintaining positive relationships, but people can be reluctant to connect in ways that would cre…

Nov 24, 2022

NEW EPISODE!! For our Thanksgiving Special,

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chats with

@J_R_Schroeder

about her outstanding work on UNDERSOCIALITY. Are we mistakenly seeking solitude when we should be talking to others instead? Why? How can we change that? 🦃🦃🦃

73 - Juliana Schroeder: Mistakenly Seeking Solitude - Stanford...

Eric chats with Juliana Schroeder, Associate Professor in the Management of Organizations at Berkeley Haas. She studies how people think about the minds of other people, and how they are often wrong...

Nov 22, 2022

We now have an OFFICIAL WEBSITE! 😱 Thanks to

@anjie_cao

's glorious efforts, you can now more easily find episodes, search for topics/themes, and learn more about the every-growing podcast team! (Including our many adorable cats... 🐱) stanfordpsychologypodcast.com

Nov 17, 2022

To learn more about Maria's work, you can visit her lab's website : sites.utexas.edu/childslab/

Bilingualism alters infants’ cortical organization for attentional orienting mechanisms

Nov 17, 2022

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A bilingual environment is associated with changes in the brain's structure and function. Some suggest that bilingualism also improves higher-cognitive functions in infants as young as 6-months, yet...

Attentional orienting abilities in bilinguals: Evidence from a large infant sample

Nov 17, 2022

Paper we discussed:

sciencedirect.com

A key question in studies of cognitive development is whether bilingual environments impact higher-cognitive functions. Inconclusive evidence in searc…

NEW EPISODE OUT!!!

chats with

on how learning two languages at the same time can influence babies’ cognitive development!

72 - Maria Arredondo: When babies need to learn two languages -...

Anjie chats with Dr. Maria Arredondo, Assistant Professor at the Department of Human Development and Family Sciences, and the Department of Psychology at University of Texas at Austin. Maria studies...

Talking with

was such a blast! He's funny and thoughtful and he pushed me to think about my work and it's relationship to my book in new ways. I highly recommend

for listeners who want to bridge the gap between science and everyday behavior.

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Nov 10, 2022

NEW EPISODE!!

@EricNeumannPsy chats with @TessaWestNYU about toxic coworkers, if people are more toxic now than in the past, making friends at work, and whether writing a trade book is harder than writing academic papers. stanfordpsypod.buzzsprout.com/1801436/116702

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NEW EPISODE!! 🚨

chats with

about toxic coworkers, if people are more toxic now than in the past, making friends at work, and whether writing a trade book is harder than writing academic papers.

71 - Tessa West: Dealing with Toxic Coworkers - Stanford Psychology...

Eric chats with Tessa West, Associate Professor of Psychology at New York University. Tessa is a leading expert in the science of interpersonal communication. Her work has been covered by various...

My conversation with

is out now! We chatted about what helps kids to be more persistent and how we as adults can give feedback that is effective and encouraging. It was a privilege to chat with Julia, and I hope you will enjoy our conversation! Check it out! 👇

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Nov 3, 2022

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@BellaFascendini chats with Professor @julia_a_leonard. Julia discusses her fascinating research on young children's persistence in learning and what adults can do to build environments that foster children's growth in persistence. stanfordpsypod.buzzsprout.com/1801436/116259

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