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The Psychology and Linguistics of Gossip
02:28 - 05:56 (03:28)
Professionals who study gossip and rumors argue that they are often misunderstood and have more complexity than people realize, with important social implications.
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The transition when moving people in and out of a dynamic in a relationship can create awkwardness and discomfort.
02:28 - 03:11 (00:43)
Relationships
Summary
The transition when moving people in and out of a dynamic in a relationship can create awkwardness and discomfort.
ChapterThe Psychology and Linguistics of Gossip
EpisodeSelects: How Gossip Works
PodcastStuff You Should Know
In this podcast episode, the hosts engage in gossip about a co-worker who is known for being a gossip herself.
03:11 - 04:03 (00:51)
Gossip
Summary
In this podcast episode, the hosts engage in gossip about a co-worker who is known for being a gossip herself.
ChapterThe Psychology and Linguistics of Gossip
EpisodeSelects: How Gossip Works
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The idea that rumors are not the same as gossip comes from a misunderstanding of what constitutes gossip, as linguists and psychologists argue.
04:03 - 05:56 (01:53)
Gossip
Summary
The idea that rumors are not the same as gossip comes from a misunderstanding of what constitutes gossip, as linguists and psychologists argue. Moreover, people tend to gossip more than they realize.