What The Psychology?!

The first in the series of Mob Mentality/Mass Hysteria. I go into a little bit of my own family history and how they were involved in the Salem Witch Trials. We go over a few theories related to the causation. 

In this episode, we talk about anxiety disorders, such as GAD, OCD, and panic disorders! I start this episode out with reflecting on Cpl Daegan Page who was one of the 13 servicemembers who died in the Kabul attack. We welcomed him home on Sept 10th. I also reflect on 9/11 and all of the deaths lost that day.

In this episode we are going to explore The Stanford Prison Experiment! This experiment pushed the limit on how roles, authority, and submission come into play. We also talk about a basic military training sex scandal.....could roles play a part in this too?!

In this episode, I talk about STRESS! AHHHH! I go over the many types, impact on health, and how to combat stress. I also go into detail about the pandemic and the stress many are experiencing during this time.

In this episode we go over mood disorders, like depression and bipolar disorder. I also share my own personal struggle with mental health!

In this episode, we go over factitious disorders (AKA Munchausen's disorder and Munchausen's by proxy disorder). We then dive into the Gypsy Rose Blanchard case!

In this episode we are going to cover The Bystander Effect! This includes the gruesome murder of Kitty Genovese that revolted in research into this theory! Also covered in this episode is the LuLuLemon Murder, being a digital bystander, etc. Methods, causes, and theories about this phenomenon is explained as well!

Today we are talking about psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia and brief psychotic disorder! In this episode, we cover the Greyhound Bus Beheading, an episode from Criminal Minds, and go over the stigma about mental health! You don't want to miss this!

How far would YOU go?! In this episode we dive into the atrocities that humankind have committed, mainly focusing on the war crimes of the Holocaust and the Nuremberg War Crime Trials, which sparked Dr. Stanley Milgrim to carry out experiments in search of answers about authority and obedience