Remodel Parenting

Remodel Parenting

By Deena Shelton PhD, LPC-SParentingKids & Family
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Remodel Parenting episodes

  • Episode 95: Lessons from Classic Research: The Good Samaritan Experiment (Episode 13 of 13)

    There are some pretty famous research studies from the field of psychology that are fascinating to explore and provide foundational principles on which we base many aspects of our knowledge of humans today. In this series, I will explain some of those early research studies and how we can glean practical truths to apply to parenting. In this episode, we will explore the influence of hurrying on helping and consider how that influences our interactions with others.

    18 min
  • Episode 94: Lessons from Classic Research: Stanford Prison Experiment (Episode 12 of 13)

    There are some pretty famous research studies from the field of psychology that are fascinating to explore and provide foundational principles on which we base many aspects of our knowledge of humans today. In this series, I will explain some of those early research studies and how we can glean practical truths to apply to parenting. In this episode, I will unpack the renowned Stanford Prison Experiment and implications we can draw from it for our parenting toolbox.

    23 min
  • Episode 93: Lessons from Classic Research: Elliot’s Divided Classroom (Episode 11 of 13)

    There are some pretty famous research studies from the field of psychology that are fascinating to explore and provide foundational principles on which we base many aspects of our knowledge of humans today. In this series, I will explain some of those early research studies and how we can glean practical truths to apply to parenting. In this episode, we will unpack one of the most influential studies on the effects of racism and prejudice that was developed by a teacher in a third-grade classroom in the late 1960s.

    21 min
  • Episode 92: Lessons from Classic Research: Selective Attention (Episode 10 of 13)

    There are some pretty famous research studies from the field of psychology that are fascinating to explore and provide foundational principles on which we base many aspects of our knowledge of humans today. In this series, I will explain some of those early research studies and how we can glean practical truths to apply to parenting. In this episode, I will discuss selective attention and how it can influence parenting. To watch the video mentioned in the episode, visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJG698U2Mvo.

    18 min
  • Episode 91: Lessons from Classic Research: Surrogate Mother Experiment (Episode 9 of 13)

    There are some pretty famous research studies from the field of psychology that are fascinating to explore and provide foundational principles on which we base many aspects of our knowledge of humans today. In this series, I will explain some of those early research studies and how we can glean practical truths to apply to parenting. In this episode, we will explore the nature of attachment and how comfort and connection influence human development.

    20 min
  • Episode 90: Lessons from Classic Research: The Marshmallow Test (Episode 8 of 13)

    There are some pretty famous research studies from the field of psychology that are fascinating to explore and provide foundational principles on which we base many aspects of our knowledge of humans today. In this series, I will explain some of those early research studies and how we can glean practical truths to apply to parenting. In this episode, we will uncover truths about the value of delayed gratification and how to increase our capacity to practice and teach it to our children.

    20 min
  • Episode 89: Lessons from Classic Research: Ross’ False Consensus Effect Study (Episode 7 of 13)

    There are some pretty famous research studies from the field of psychology that are fascinating to explore and provide foundational principles on which we base many aspects of our knowledge of humans today. In this series, I will explain some of those early research studies and how we can glean practical truths to apply to parenting. In this episode, we will explore our tendency to make assumptions about others’ beliefs and decisions based on our own and how that can influence our parenting experience.

    20 min
  • Episode 88: Lessons from Classic Research: Asch Conformity Study (Episode 6 of 13)

    There are some pretty famous research studies from the field of psychology that are fascinating to explore and provide foundational principles on which we base many aspects of our knowledge of humans today. In this series, I will explain some of those early research studies and how we can glean practical truths to apply to parenting. In this episode, we will use a study on conformity to explore more of our susceptibility to the influence of others on our own decision-making.

    21 min
  • Episode 87: Lessons from Classic Research: Milgrim’s Obedience Study (Episode 5 of 13)

    There are some pretty famous research studies from the field of psychology that are fascinating to explore and provide foundational principles on which we base many aspects of our knowledge of humans today. In this series, I will explain some of those early research studies and how we can glean practical truths to apply to parenting. In this episode, we will explore a famous study on obedience and authority and how the findings can influence our children and us as parents.

    22 min
  • Episode 86: Lessons from Classic Research: Bobo Doll Experiment (Episode 4 of 13)

    There are some pretty famous research studies from the field of psychology that are fascinating to explore and provide foundational principles on which we base many aspects of our knowledge of humans today. In this series, I will explain some of those early research studies and how we can glean practical truths to apply to parenting. In this episode, I discuss modeled behaviors and aggression as we understand from the Bobo Doll.

    20 min

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