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The Psychology of Forgiveness
True forgiveness is unconditional, whether the person deserves it or not, and may involve seeking out contact with the person.
29:04 - 33:07 (04:03)
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Psychology
Summary

True forgiveness is unconditional, whether the person deserves it or not, and may involve seeking out contact with the person. Some psychologists disagree on whether it is necessary to verbally express forgiveness to the person.

Episode
How Forgiveness Works
Podcast
Stuff You Should Know
Loving the Process
This podcast episode talks about the concept of hedonic adaptation and how it affects even the biggest accomplishments in life.
09:26 - 15:43 (06:17)
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Psychology
Summary

This podcast episode talks about the concept of hedonic adaptation and how it affects even the biggest accomplishments in life. It also discusses the importance of loving the process and not just doing what you love.

Episode
#197 - Petr Ludwig - How To Overcome Procrastination
Podcast
Modern Wisdom
Why People Don't Do Things They Know They Should Do
Corey Allen talks about why people often choose to not do things they know they should do to impress people they don't even like.
00:00 - 02:00 (02:00)
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Psychology
Summary

Corey Allen talks about why people often choose to not do things they know they should do to impress people they don't even like.

Episode
#291: Cory Allen – Writing, Silence, Meditation, Modern Media, & The Buzz
Podcast
The Danny Miranda Podcast
Using Psychology to Accomplish Our Goals
The root word of decision is "cision" which means cut, and Tim Ferriss suggests that there are ways to use our own psychology to cut through the obstacles preventing us from achieving our goals.
39:46 - 45:16 (05:30)
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Psychology
Summary

The root word of decision is "cision" which means cut, and Tim Ferriss suggests that there are ways to use our own psychology to cut through the obstacles preventing us from achieving our goals.

Episode
#160 - Paid Communities Making $20m+ (and How to Build One), Fighting Inertia & An Interview With Dave Selinger of Deep Sentinel
Podcast
My First Million
Triggering People's Emotions
The speaker discusses how people's emotions can be triggered by certain statements, and how knowing that can be used to manipulate them to certain responses.
1:09:08 - 1:14:59 (05:51)
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Psychology
Summary

The speaker discusses how people's emotions can be triggered by certain statements, and how knowing that can be used to manipulate them to certain responses.

Episode
#364 – Chris Voss: FBI Hostage Negotiator
Podcast
Lex Fridman Podcast
Lessons on Regret from the World Regret Survey with Tom Gilovich
Tom Gilovich, a psychology professor at Cornell University, discusses the insights he gained from his "World Regret Survey" and shares his best decision-making tool that involves asking yourself what advice you would give your best friend.
10:33 - 12:57 (02:24)
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Psychology
Summary

Tom Gilovich, a psychology professor at Cornell University, discusses the insights he gained from his "World Regret Survey" and shares his best decision-making tool that involves asking yourself what advice you would give your best friend. Expressing regret through writing or speaking also helps to process negative emotions and turn them into concrete words.

Episode
Moment 67 - The HIDDEN Power of REGRET: Daniel Pink
Podcast
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Red Flags to Look for in People's Behavior
The speaker points out that paying attention to small details in people's behavior can reveal their flawed judgment and identifies some potential red flags.
00:00 - 02:22 (02:22)
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Psychology
Summary

The speaker points out that paying attention to small details in people's behavior can reveal their flawed judgment and identifies some potential red flags.

Episode
12. Red Flags
Podcast
Aware & Aggravated
Conversation about a Person
In this transcript snippet, the speaker expresses their thoughts about someone else's behavior possibly being influenced by their difficult childhood with their mom.
17:17 - 21:44 (04:27)
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Psychology
Summary

In this transcript snippet, the speaker expresses their thoughts about someone else's behavior possibly being influenced by their difficult childhood with their mom.

Episode
Ep. 62 | 2 Bears 1 Cave w/ Dr. Drew & Bert Kreischer
Podcast
2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
The Science of Fun
In this episode, the speaker explains the nature of fun memories, and how we tend to use the word "fun" to describe anything we do in our leisure time even if it's not enjoyable at all.
00:00 - 03:00 (03:00)
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Psychology
Summary

In this episode, the speaker explains the nature of fun memories, and how we tend to use the word "fun" to describe anything we do in our leisure time even if it's not enjoyable at all.

Episode
Why having fun is the secret to a healthier life | Catherine Price
Podcast
TED Talks Daily
The Psychology of Serial Killers
This podcast discusses the disturbing details of serial killers and their psychological profiles, including questions about how they became killers, who they target, and why.
00:00 - 02:02 (02:02)
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Psychology
Summary

This podcast discusses the disturbing details of serial killers and their psychological profiles, including questions about how they became killers, who they target, and why.

Episode
52: The Man-Made Man-Eater. Jim Corbett National Park.
Podcast
National Park After Dark
The Psychology of Selling and Automation
Ramit Sethi discusses the psychology behind people's aversion to selling and their misconceptions about automation.
47:33 - 50:28 (02:55)
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Psychology
Summary

Ramit Sethi discusses the psychology behind people's aversion to selling and their misconceptions about automation.

Episode
#166: How Creatives Should Negotiate
Podcast
The Tim Ferriss Show
The Misconception of Dominance as the Only Path to Alpha Status
Contrary to popular belief, dominance is not the only path to alpha status.
32:32 - 42:41 (10:09)
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Psychology
Summary

Contrary to popular belief, dominance is not the only path to alpha status. Other traits that contribute to group success and effective leadership can also lead to alpha status.

Episode
A Bit of Everything with Adam Grant
Podcast
A Bit of Optimism
The Psychology of Confessions and the Importance of Evidence
A discussion about the psychology behind confessions and how evidence plays a crucial role in determining a suspect's guilt or innocence.
36:32 - 41:42 (05:09)
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Psychology
Summary

A discussion about the psychology behind confessions and how evidence plays a crucial role in determining a suspect's guilt or innocence.

Episode
MURDERED: Jessica Heeringa
Podcast
Crime Junkie
Early Memories Shaping our Future
The way we perceive early life events shapes our future behavior, sometimes out of a deep desire to be accepted and loved, as shown by the example of being picked last for a team sport.
52:30 - 55:52 (03:22)
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Psychology
Summary

The way we perceive early life events shapes our future behavior, sometimes out of a deep desire to be accepted and loved, as shown by the example of being picked last for a team sport.

Episode
898 Change Yourself in Order to Change the World with Dhar Mann
Podcast
The School of Greatness
Understanding the Psychology of Pedophiles and Abusive Parents
The podcast episode delves into the mindset of pedophiles and abusive parents, exploring how they justify their behaviors and why it is important to hold them accountable for their actions.
42:30 - 47:50 (05:19)
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Psychology
Summary

The podcast episode delves into the mindset of pedophiles and abusive parents, exploring how they justify their behaviors and why it is important to hold them accountable for their actions.

Episode
Part One: The Nazi Pedophile Cult Leader who Murdered Santa (With Paul F. Tompkins)
Podcast
Behind the Bastards
The Evolved Psychology of Pornography and Sexual Jealousy
This podcast explores the evolved mating psychology and how modern pornography exploits men's desire for sexual variety, triggering sexual jealousy in relationships, but also provides access to a wider variety of sex partners.
1:46:12 - 1:54:51 (08:39)
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Psychology
Summary

This podcast explores the evolved mating psychology and how modern pornography exploits men's desire for sexual variety, triggering sexual jealousy in relationships, but also provides access to a wider variety of sex partners. Women also have a desire for sexual variety.

Episode
Dr. David Buss: How Humans Select & Keep Romantic Partners in Short & Long Term
Podcast
Huberman Lab
The psychology of courtroom drama.
The struggle of a defendant to clear their name in front of a jury and the impact of public opinion, proven by studies and expert opinions from psychologists, on their chances of succeeding is discussed in detail on this podcast.
40:03 - 42:40 (02:37)
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Psychology
Summary

The struggle of a defendant to clear their name in front of a jury and the impact of public opinion, proven by studies and expert opinions from psychologists, on their chances of succeeding is discussed in detail on this podcast.

Episode
Serial S01 - Ep. 8: The Deal With Jay
Podcast
Serial
Differences in Extroverted and Introverted Personalities
The speaker discusses the differences between extroverted and introverted personalities, using personal experience as an example.
49:40 - 53:48 (04:08)
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Psychology
Summary

The speaker discusses the differences between extroverted and introverted personalities, using personal experience as an example.

Episode
My Brother and Sister-in-law on Pregnancy, Business Failure & Embarrassing Childhood Memories
Podcast
The Unplanned Podcast with Matt & Abby
Childhood Trauma
The speaker discusses the effects of his childhood trauma and how it impacted his fear of authority figures.
29:15 - 34:23 (05:08)
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Psychology
Summary

The speaker discusses the effects of his childhood trauma and how it impacted his fear of authority figures.

Episode
Chris Rock
Podcast
Fly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade
The psychological impact of killing civilians in war
A soldier reflects on the difficulty of killing civilians during war, particularly when the enemy uses them as human shields, and how it can break down psychological defenses and cause lasting trauma.
4:29:07 - 4:33:13 (04:06)
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Psychology
Summary

A soldier reflects on the difficulty of killing civilians during war, particularly when the enemy uses them as human shields, and how it can break down psychological defenses and cause lasting trauma.

Episode
Show 67 - Supernova in the East VI
Podcast
Dan Carlin's Hardcore History
Interviewing a Psychological Legend
The podcast discusses an interview with a psychological legend who was viewed as a crank and dark.
44:42 - 47:19 (02:37)
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Psychology
Summary

The podcast discusses an interview with a psychological legend who was viewed as a crank and dark. The guest speaker shares their insight on how the interview impacted their view of this individual.

Episode
"Judd Apatow"
Podcast
SmartLess
Motivations behind female and male serial killers
Female serial killers tend to have a specific reason behind their murders while male serial killers tend to kill at random.
29:06 - 32:06 (02:59)
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Psychology
Summary

Female serial killers tend to have a specific reason behind their murders while male serial killers tend to kill at random. Women are inclined to kill to survive, whereas men tend to kill in order to be heard.

Episode
A True Monster or Victim? Aileen Wuornos - Mind of a Monster
Podcast
Murder, Mystery & Makeup
The Psychology of Your 20s: Exploring the Double Standard in Rap
This episode of "The Psychology of Your 20s" delves into the double standards of sexism and homophobia in rap and how it has influenced the genre.
00:00 - 02:12 (02:12)
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Psychology
Summary

This episode of "The Psychology of Your 20s" delves into the double standards of sexism and homophobia in rap and how it has influenced the genre. The host also announces a new mini-sode series providing updates on news within the trans community.

Episode
75. Healing your inner child!
Podcast
The Psychology of your 20’s
Dealing with Online Insults
The speaker explains how the brain is hardwired to react to insults and shares a technique to mitigate their effects, reminding oneself that the insulter is thinking of them and viewing them at a distance.
3:37:53 - 3:40:54 (03:01)
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Psychology
Summary

The speaker explains how the brain is hardwired to react to insults and shares a technique to mitigate their effects, reminding oneself that the insulter is thinking of them and viewing them at a distance.

Episode
#9 Tu Lam Former - Green Beret / Call of Duty / CEO Rōnin Tactics
Podcast
Shawn Ryan Show
The Psychology of Uptalk and How it Can Affect Your Life
Highly warm people who desperately want to be liked are more prone to using uptalk, a rising inflection at the end of a sentence that makes it sound like a question.
31:05 - 34:42 (03:37)
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Psychology
Summary

Highly warm people who desperately want to be liked are more prone to using uptalk, a rising inflection at the end of a sentence that makes it sound like a question. This speech pattern can affect your confidence, performance in interviews, and how you are perceived by others.

Episode
The “It” Factor: How to Hack Charisma & Use Body Language to Boost Your Influence, Income, and Impact
Podcast
The Mel Robbins Podcast
Why the Mind Holds Onto Negative Memories More Than Positive Ones
The human mind tends to remember negative experiences more strongly than positive ones due to a shift in attention as we age.
20:47 - 24:55 (04:07)
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Psychology
Summary

The human mind tends to remember negative experiences more strongly than positive ones due to a shift in attention as we age. Even though very young infants initially pay greater attention to positive facial expressions and tone of voice, this changes as they near the age of 1.

Episode
10 Ways to Get Things Done Even When You Don't Feel Like It
Podcast
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
The Role of Breath, Meditation, Diet, and Sleep in Psychological and Psychiatric Disorders
The modulation of psychological and psychiatric disorders and conditions can be addressed through various practices such as breath, meditation, diet, and sleep rather than solely relying on medication.
29:37 - 37:29 (07:51)
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Psychology
Summary

The modulation of psychological and psychiatric disorders and conditions can be addressed through various practices such as breath, meditation, diet, and sleep rather than solely relying on medication. While traditional SSRIs work for some, there are multiple medications that can metabolically work differently and provide alternatives for those who thought medication would never be effective.

Episode
The Real Reason Mayim Bialik Started Hosting Jeopardy | Howie Mandel Does Stuff #59
Podcast
Howie Mandel Does Stuff Podcast
Dark Psychology and the Mind of a Serial Killer
The podcast discusses the unsettling nature of the mind of a serial killer and the allure of trying to understand the behavior of such individuals.
03:09 - 09:18 (06:09)
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Psychology
Summary

The podcast discusses the unsettling nature of the mind of a serial killer and the allure of trying to understand the behavior of such individuals.

Episode
Update: Eric Rasmussen
Podcast
Bear Brook
The Psychology of Seeking Validation Online
The desire for validation is a natural human instinct, but social media has amplified this need and made it easier to seek approval from others.
35:01 - 39:01 (04:00)
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Psychology
Summary

The desire for validation is a natural human instinct, but social media has amplified this need and made it easier to seek approval from others. This can lead to a cycle of seeking external validation and feeling insecure without it.

Episode
The Side Piece Ep. 02
Podcast
2 Be Better
Monkey Experiment
Monkeys are trained to not climb a ladder for a banana as the entire enclosure gets sprayed with cold water whenever one of them tries.
29:10 - 31:55 (02:44)
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Psychology
Summary

Monkeys are trained to not climb a ladder for a banana as the entire enclosure gets sprayed with cold water whenever one of them tries.

Episode
Superstitions
Podcast
Distractible
The Psychological Dynamics of Power
The withholding of love can drive people to pursue power as a means of feeling safe, and for those who don't thrive in reactivity, it can be difficult to understand.
33:32 - 36:45 (03:13)
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Psychology
Summary

The withholding of love can drive people to pursue power as a means of feeling safe, and for those who don't thrive in reactivity, it can be difficult to understand. The characterization of Shiv in this season of Succession explores the complex intersection of a woman's power and disempowerment in the face of scandal.

Episode
“Comic Cowardice or False Power” (with Lucy Prebble)
Podcast
HBO's Succession Podcast
The Different Types of Gossip and Why We Gossip
The podcast explores various forms of gossip and why we engage in it, including positive gossip, and how our perception of gossip can be influenced by our reputation.
03:05 - 08:20 (05:15)
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Psychology
Summary

The podcast explores various forms of gossip and why we engage in it, including positive gossip, and how our perception of gossip can be influenced by our reputation.

Episode
S1 Ep7: No One Tells Josh Gondelman the Good Gossip
Podcast
Normal Gossip
The Psychological Effects of War
The podcast explores the psychological impact of war on soldiers, including the development of a 'God complex,' as well as the impact on their behavior upon returning home.
25:06 - 30:38 (05:32)
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Psychology
Summary

The podcast explores the psychological impact of war on soldiers, including the development of a 'God complex,' as well as the impact on their behavior upon returning home.

Episode
Ep 398 - The Enantiodromia of Vietnam (feat. Colin Quinn)
Podcast
Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast
The Psychology Behind Choosing Honesty Over Fraud
Podcast hosts discuss what motivates people to choose honesty over fraud, even in situations where they could easily run away with large amounts of money.
27:21 - 30:12 (02:50)
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Psychology
Summary

Podcast hosts discuss what motivates people to choose honesty over fraud, even in situations where they could easily run away with large amounts of money. Slow eye contact is noted as a sign of mutual understanding during the conversation.

Episode
Episode 1: The Psychic Readers Network Part I – CLEO 2020
Podcast
Last Podcast On The Left