The Psych Files

The Psych Files is a podcast for anyone who wonders why we do what we do. Experienced educator Michael Britt, Ph.D., in an upbeat and friendly style, shows you how ideas from the field of psychology apply to everyday life. If you are a life-long learner, a student or a teacher, you will find his 20-30 minute episodes enjoyable and educational. Over 14 million episodes have been downloaded to date with over 100,000 people listening every month. See what all the talk is about!

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Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 25m. Bisher sind 348 Folge(n) erschienen. .

Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 6 days 4 hours 18 minutes

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Ep 313: Owning Bipolar: A Conversation with Michael Pipich


This is part 2 of my interview with Michael Pipich, author of the book, Owning Bipolar. In this part of the interview MIchael discusses his therapeutic approach to trearting Bipolar Disorder.If you have been diagnosed with bipolar or know someone who has, this episode is for you. Michael Pipich brings his 30 years of experience together in his new book, Owning Bipolar...


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 October 22, 2018  15m
 
 

Ep 312: Owning Bipolar: A Conversation with Michael Pipich


Bipolar (previously known as "manic depression") is often a difficult disorder to diagnose, much less to live with.  If you have been diagnosed with bipolar or know someone who has, this episode is for you. Michael Pipich brings his 30 years of experience together in his new book, Owning Bipolar.  In part 1 of my interview with him, we discuss what exactly is bipolar and why it is difficult to diagnose...


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 October 16, 2018  23m
 
 

Ep 311: The Ape That Understood the Universe


How are men and women different - really? There's plenty of debate over this, but how this: examine the differences between males and females across a wide variety of species. What are the reliable differences we see again and again? That's exactly what author Steve Stewart-Williams has done in his latest book, The Ape That Understood the Universe.  If you're interested in evolutionary Psychology you've come to the right place.  Fascinating discussion...


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 October 3, 2018  34m
 
 

Ep 310: How To Memorize Psychiatric Medications


Having a hard time **memorizing psychiatric medications** and which disorder they are used to treat?  These memory tricks will get them into your head in minutes - and they'll stick so you can get a better grade on your test.  I've got ways to remember...


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 September 18, 2018  33m
 
 

Ep 309: College Teaching Needs To Change


College teaching needs to change. This doesn't mean using a new fad technique. It doesn't mean dumbing anything down to get "today's students". It does mean that professors need to adopt more of the approaches to teaching that Ken Bain identified in hi...


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 September 7, 2018  37m
 
 

Ep 308: How to Change the Mind of a Conservative


How do you get someone is is conservative to support climate change? Or stricter controls on guns? There is a way. Research confirms that conservatives tend to be focused on how good the past was, while liberals are "future-focused". So what if you fra...


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 August 9, 2018  34m
 
 

Ep 307: Do Those i-Statments Actuallly Work and Did Koko Really Use Language as We Do?


Remember those "i-statements" you're supposed to use when you get mad at someone? "I feel ____ when you ____ because ____". Does that actually work? Does talking in this way resolve problems better and not get the other person defensive? We're going to...


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 July 10, 2018  35m
 
 

Ep 306: Why Do You Talk To Your Dog Like That? And Does It Understand You?


Alright, let's all admit it - we talk to our pets in that funny pet voice. Who's a good dog? Well, there's been a lot of research on your use of this voice to talk to dogs as well as babies. What exactly are you doing with your voice? And most importan...


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 June 14, 2018  28m
 
 

Ep 305: In the Movies, Why Does the Woman Always Have to Die? And Other Gender Stereotypes


What can we learn from an old, dusty book I found in the basement? Well, if that book is about gender role **stereotypes** then there's a lot of things to uncover that explain why boys and girls act the way they do.   In this episode we get an example...


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 May 31, 2018  29m
 
 

Ep 304: Guess What? Testosterone Doesn't Neccessarily Cause Men to be Aggressive


Most of us assume one of the reasons men tend to act aggressively is that men have higher levels of testosterone. Let's take a look at this "testosterone myth" because this isn't always the case. In fact, in some cases, the higher levels of testosteron...


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 May 5, 2018  21m