2 Guys on Your Head

This week's Two Guys on Your Head explores how a crisis like the pandemic affects the way you think about significant life changes. @abmarkman @KUTnews @rebeccamcinroy podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kut…

What is the psychology of vaccine hesitancy? The Two Guys on Your Head team took this on in a recent show. @rebeccamcinroy @KUTNews @abmarkman podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kut…

Ed Diener, one of the leading figures in the field of positive psychology, died in April. We honor his legacy in this episode of the show with a discussion of his work and contribution to the field. @rebeccamcinroy @KUT @abmarkman podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kut…

Turns out that we don't know how much we don't know about the way the world works. This week's show takes on the Illusion of Explanatory Depth (one of our favorite concepts in psychology). @rebeccamcinroy @abmarkman @KUTNews podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kut…

A couple of weeks ago, we posted a backlog of shows on the Two Guys on Your Head feed. Here's one on why it is so easy to get sucked into online shopping (and what you can do about it). @rebeccamcinroy @abmarkman @KUTNews podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kut…

The Two Guys on Your Head crew discussed TED talks. Turns out, we still hate them...@rebeccamcinroy @abmarkman @KUTNews podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kut…

The Two Guys on Your Head crew had an extended discussion of bias and randomness in decision making. Here's a continuation from the first episode I posted. @rebeccamcinroy @abmarkman @KUTNews podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kut…

Even if you could eliminate bias from your decisions, you might still make bad decisions because of the amount of randomness out there. We discussed this on a recent show. @abmarkman @rebeccamcinroy @KUTNews podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kut…

@josh1_51 @ViewsNBrews @KUT @dhiott So, you don't want to remove the word "sorry" from the language, because apologizing can be very effective. It just has to be done right. (END)

@josh1_51 @ViewsNBrews @KUT @dhiott Finally, there are situations in which you apologize, lay out the consequences of your action and own them, and then discuss how you will act differently in the future. Those apologies help to rebuild trust (though future actions will still matter). (3/N) fastcompany.com/90362314/how-t…

We're doing a virtual @ViewsNBrews tonight at 6pm Central talking about mental health and wellness in the age of COVID. Check it out! @rebeccamcinroy @abmarkman @KUT facebook.com/events/2049732…

This week's show explores the way we speak to infants and young children--using a technique sometimes called "motherese." @abmarkman @rebeccamcinroy @KUTNews podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kut…

This week's show explores the concept of selective attention. How does the brain deal with the overload of information. @rebeccamcinroy @abmarkman @KUTNews podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kut…

We have all heard of the midlife crisis. Is it a thing? Is it a crisis? This week's show explores the midlife crisis. @rebeccamcinroy @KUTNews @abmarkman podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kut…

Is the slippery slope a real thing? As with every difficult question in psychology, the answer is "it depends." We address this topic on this week's show. @rebeccamcinroy @KUTNews @abmarkman podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kut…

When we talk about empathy, used embodied language like "Walk a mile in someone else's shoes." Is that just a metaphor? It looks like it may not just be a metaphor. Check out our discussion in this week's show. @abmarkman @rebeccamcinroy @KUTNews podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kut…

Art did a fun event last night talking about the movie The Social Dilemma with the folks at @austinfilm as a part of the @scienceonscreen program. Here's a video for anyone interested in the discussion about the psychology of social media. youtube.com/watch?v=cdRQn9…

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