5 Minute Psychology

Disgust probably saved our ancestors from eating rotten food but it also influences how we experience morals. Let's talk about it!

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This month we discuss stereotypes and how we can benefit from them, be hurt by them, and even unconsciously strengthen them in our own heads. We also give some simple interventions that could change your performance in many different areas of your life quite a bit.

How well do we really know ourselves? How do we interpret our own actions? Psychology has some interesting answers to these questions.

Halloween, mirrors, good behavior, knockoff handbags, all these and more are discussed in this exciting episode of 5 Minute Psychology.

This week we talk about art and culture. How are they different in the East and the West? Do we actually see the world differently? Does this change how we take selfies?

Did you know that almost everyone has false memories? They are surprisingly easy to create! Listen here for the ins and outs of how false memories are made.

In this episode we talk about how choices are made. Why are we less satisfied when we have more options? What is choice overload? How do overcome it? Could this relate to creativity?

Are you a little better than other people? Do you see the world more clearly? It turns out everyone else thinks these things! So who really is better? Who sees the world clearly?

Let's talk about regression to the mean and how to deal with extreme measures. How can we relate this to art and aesthetic judgement? What is the Disneyland effect?

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