A podcast of science-based interviews with experts about the problems in society and how we can make them better. Hosted by @SciSocialProbs and @SelterMosby
New episode drop! Here we chat with @AmyMuise about her research on sex and relationship health. We also reminisced about the good old days writing for Science of Relationships!
https://t.co/2vJPZHBIoW
In our first episode on the topic, we met with Dr. Steven David, a scholar of international relations and security studies, to discuss Israel and Palestine. He discussed the conflict from a progressive-Zionist & historical perspective. https://t.co/qR6IHICv5H
In March, we published an episode with @dyudkin, Senior advisor at @Moreincommon_. We discussed his work on false polarization, hidden tribes, and how Rs and Ds do not understand each other as well as they think.
https://t.co/3l80c9ykER
In January, we published an episode to discuss @SciSocialProbs (Manny)'s paper in @BehavioralMed. We discussed his research on subjective socioeconomic status and how it relates to health and well-being.
https://t.co/iZxwD6Q3tE
🚨NEW EPISODE! 🚨
Sexual assault on college campuses is a serious problem, but the processes for dealing with it are often criticized. In this episode we talked with Dr. David Karp about Restorative Justice as a novel approach to addressing the problem. https://t.co/cXiHMmUqpZ
@aporeticaster We haven't talked about doing that! But we'll consider it. Thanks for the suggestion and kind review! We might need a good mod to run things...
New episode! Here we talked with Dr. Laura Edwards-Leeper about caring for young people (children & adolescents) with gender dysphoria. Dr. Edwards-Leeper shared a lot of nuanced insights on this topic. https://t.co/kG8C6r0c4s
We are back! We are very excited about our new interview with @paulbloomatyale about his new book Psych: The Story of the Human Mind! We also discuss academic siloing, empathy, if kids are little bigots, and how psychology relates to policy.
https://t.co/6hHvOWsSEi
New episode drop! Here we talked with @remy_jennings and Janine Johnston about mindful self-compassion in the workplace. We talked about applying research to improve productivity and well-being, positive leadership, and more. https://t.co/THdPToxaSc
We discuss the controversy surrounding medical transition for minors, how we communicate about this topic with the general public, our epistemic gaps and differences in how European and North American countries are approaching this area of medicine.
New episode drop! Here we discuss a variety of issues in youth gender transition and medicine with @eanderh. Dr Anderson has a wealth of knowledge and experience on this incredibly complex topic and we were fortunate to have her on our program. https://t.co/scmIA9gukj
We talked about social comparison, suicide rates, the “nocebo effect,” and more. We pushed back against some of the popular claims and common misconceptions on this topic. Feel free to reach out and engage with us, especially if you have a different viewpoint!
New episode drop! Is social media use really causing poor mental health? We had a fun conversation with @CJFerguson1111 and wrestled with this question about the “social media hypothesis” of mental health.
https://t.co/uxKPbEiK8U
🚨New Episode with Dr. Greg Walton about his new paper in Science! We discuss the wise intervention approach, the importance of belonging generally, and the strong effects of the belonging intervention as seen in Science (N=26,911; 22 Universities). https://t.co/hKDtinWRws
Our focus is on "the problems of society and how we can make them better." Making things better is always the hard part, but given the right context, this short intervention can help. Share the intervention materials with your institution! https://t.co/RMrk4jCi7F