Attached: The Science of Attachment – Anxious and Avoidant Loving
[5:07] In the book “Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment and How it can Help You Find and Keep Love”…
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Richard Clarke: How some people predict disasters before they happen
[10:09] Noticing a pattern emerge in the aftermath of some of the worst catastrophes in recent years—like Hurricane …
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Alex Haslam: The Psychology of Tyranny: Did Milgram Get It Wrong?
[17:49] Professor Alex Haslam’s work reviews the famous Milgram’s experiment to show how tyranny and obedience a…
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Amy Herman: 4 Steps for Optimizing Situational Awareness and Visual Intelligence
[4;41] Amy Herman teaches visual intelligence to doctors, intelligence analysts and the NYPD. Here she runs through h…
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Jonathan Haidt: Why We’re Convinced We’re Right (and everyone else is wrong!)
[2:13] Are you trapped in an online echo chamber? Society is becoming ever more divided as we seek out information that r…
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Would winning the lottery make you happier?
[4:35] Imagine winning a multi-million dollar lottery tomorrow. If you’re like many of us, you’d be ecstatic, una…
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Awareness test: How many passes does the white team make?
[1:08] How many passes does the white team make? [Video and text source: dothetest YouTube channel]…
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Michael Patrick Lynch: How to see past your own perspective and find truth
[14:26] The more we read and watch online, the harder it becomes to tell the difference between what’s real and wh…
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Tali Sharot: How Cognitive Biases Bend Reality: Private Optimism vs. Public Despair
[8:55] Think you’re not an optimist? Neuroscience begs to differ. Dr. Tali Sharot explains that 80% of people global…
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Robert Sapolsky: The Neuroscience of Lies, Honesty, and Self-Control
[5;26] So when we look at the world’s ills one of the biggest sources of it is us failing to do the right thing when it’s …
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