Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Humanbehavior (2024)

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The Bystander Effect: Why We Don’t Act in a Crisis 10:17

8h ago10:17

10:17

Apple Podcast Description: In this episode of Mind Theory, we delve into the bystander effect, a psychological phenomenon where individuals are less likely to offer help in emergencies when others are present. This counterintuitive behavior has intrigued psychologists for decades. Key Points: Diffusion of Responsibility: The more people present, th…

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The Paradox of Choice: Why More Options Make Us Less Happy 8:43

1d ago8:43

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In a world filled with endless choices—from what to watch to where to live—why does having more options often make us less happy? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the Paradox of Choice, a psychological phenomenon that shows how too many options can lead to decision fatigue, analysis paralysis, and even regret. We’ll dive into how the abun…

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Why We Love Conspiracy Theories: The Psychology of Belief 12:01

2d ago12:01

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Why do so many people find conspiracy theories irresistible? In this episode of Mind Theory, we dive into the psychology behind why people are drawn to conspiratorial thinking. Based on a recent study by the APA, we’ll explore the personality traits—such as paranoia, insecurity, and impulsivity—that make some individuals more likely to believe in c…

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The Science of Sleep Paralysis: Why We Wake Up Unable to Move 9:19

3d ago9:19

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Ever woken up, unable to move, and felt like you were trapped in a dream? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the science of sleep paralysis—a condition where your body remains paralyzed during the transition to or from REM sleep, leaving you conscious but unable to move. We’ll dive into the causes of this strange and often frightening exper…

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The Psychology of Scarcity: How Limited Resources Affect Decision-Making 11:33

4d ago11:33

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How does living with limited resources affect the way we think and make decisions? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the psychology of scarcity and how a lack of resources—whether money, time, or social connection—drains mental bandwidth and impacts cognitive function. Based on the research of Princeton psychologist Eldar Shafir and Harvar…

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Appreciation and Recognition 24:11

4d ago24:11

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We all know how good it is to feel valued at work… but, as a manager, is it worth the time and expense? And how can we ensure that our recognition resonates? In today's episode, we dive into the powerful world of appreciation and recognition! We chat about how everyone loves to be recognized, but not everyone enjoys the spotlight in the same way. Y…

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The Mystery of Phantom Limb Syndrome: How the Brain Feels What’s Not There 13:26

5d ago13:26

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How can someone feel pain or sensation in a limb that no longer exists? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the fascinating phenomenon of phantom limb syndrome. Drawing from both historical and modern medical theories, we’ll dive into how the brain creates the illusion of sensation in amputated limbs, and what this reveals about the mind-bod…

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The Illusion of Free Will: Are We Really in Control of Our Decisions? 15:17

6d ago15:17

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Are we truly in control of the choices we make, or is free will just an illusion? In this episode of Mind Theory, we delve into the fascinating debate between determinism and emergent consciousness—exploring whether our decisions are shaped by physics and biology, or if true agency exists. Drawing on insights from neuroscience, quantum mechanics, a…

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CRISPR and the Future of Genetic Editing: Are We Ready for Designer Humans? 9:35

7d ago9:35

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Are we on the verge of creating "designer humans"? In this episode of Mind Theory, we dive into the revolutionary world of CRISPR—the groundbreaking genetic editing tool that allows scientists to modify DNA with precision. From curing genetic disorders to accelerating vaccine and drug development, CRISPR is transforming medicine. But with these adv…

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The Longevity Movement: How Technology is Extending Human Lifespan 9:42

8d ago9:42

9:42

Can technology extend human lifespan? In this episode of Mind Theory, we dive into the Longevity Movement and explore the latest advancements in anti-aging research, from gene therapies to advanced medical treatments aimed at slowing biological aging. While groundbreaking technologies are promising, radical life extension remains elusive. Drawing o…

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The Rise of the Microbiome: How Gut Health Affects Everything 9:40

9d ago9:40

9:40

Did you know that the bacteria in your gut might be influencing more than just digestion? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore how gut health affects almost every aspect of your well-being—from immune function and mental health to conditions like obesity and heart disease. Discover how the gut microbiome, the diverse community of microorganis…

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The Mystery of Energy Vortexes: Exploring Sedona’s Powerful Phenomena 7:23

10d ago7:23

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Are the energy vortexes of Sedona, Arizona real, or is it just a myth? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the mysterious power behind Sedona’s famed vortexes—places believed to have enhanced spiritual and healing properties. From personal stories of transformation to the stunning natural beauty and rich Native American history, we’ll uncove…

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Quantum Entanglement and Telepathy: Is There a Connection? 8:56

11d ago8:56

8:56

Could quantum physics hold the key to telepathy? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the fascinating connection between quantum entanglement and mind-to-mind communication. Quantum entanglement describes a mysterious link between particles, even when they’re light-years apart. Some researchers believe that this strange phenomenon could offer…

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How Fasting Affects Your Metabolism 7:17

12d ago7:17

7:17

Curious about how intermittent fasting (IF) affects your metabolism? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the science behind fasting and how it impacts key hormones like insulin, human growth hormone, and norepinephrine. While short-term fasting can boost your metabolism and aid in fat loss, long-term fasting might actually have the opposite …

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Why Does Time Seem to Slow Down in Emergencies? 6:42

13d ago6:42

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Ever felt like time slowed down during a crisis? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore why time seems to stretch during emergencies, such as accidents or life-threatening situations. Inspired by a study led by neuroscientist David Eagleman, we uncover how your brain’s fear response alters memory formation, making events seem longer than they a…

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Why Do We Jump at Sudden Noises? 10:15

14d ago10:15

10:15

Why do we jump when we hear a sudden loud noise? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the acoustic startle reflex—an ancient survival mechanism hardwired into our brains to protect us from danger. We’ll dive into the neural circuitry behind this rapid, involuntary reaction, why some people are more easily startled than others, and how this re…

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Why People Sense an Invisible Presence in Extreme Situations 7:21

15d ago7:21

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Why do people in extreme situations report feeling an invisible, guiding presence? In this episode of Mind Theory, we dive into the mysterious Third Man Syndrome—a phenomenon where individuals facing life-threatening conditions, such as explorers, mountaineers, or sailors, sense an unseen companion providing comfort or guidance. First reported by A…

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Neuroplasticity: How Your Brain Rewires Itself to Learn and Heal 10:37

16d ago10:37

10:37

Did you know your brain can rewire itself? In this episode of Mind Theory, we dive into the fascinating world of neuroplasticity—the brain’s incredible ability to change and adapt. We’ll explore the two main types of neuroplasticity: functional plasticity, where brain functions shift to undamaged areas, and structural plasticity, where the brain ph…

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Stuck on Pause: The Real Reasons We Procrastinate 15:19

17d ago15:19

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Why do we procrastinate, even when we know it’s bad for us? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore The Real Reasons We Procrastinate. From impulsivity and discomfort intolerance to avoidant and arousal procrastination, we’ll uncover the psychological factors behind why we delay tasks. We’ll also dive into how procrastination affects mental heal…

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How Your Brain Tricks You Every Day Without You Noticing 13:57

18d ago13:57

13:57

Ever wonder why you make irrational decisions or misjudge situations without even realizing it? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore how your brain plays tricks on you every day through cognitive biases—mental shortcuts that help us process information quickly but often lead to errors in judgment. We’ll break down biases like confirmation bia…

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How to Get In Flow 31:17

18d ago31:17

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In today's episode, we dive deep into the concept of flow, that magical state where time disappears and creativity flows effortlessly. We share our personal experiences with flow—what it looks like for us, and the unique ways we prepare for those moments. You’ll hear us discuss the importance of creating space in your life, whether that means block…

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How We Miss What’s Right in Front of Us 6:59

19d ago6:59

6:59

Ever missed something obvious because you were focused on something else? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the concept of inattentional blindness—the psychological phenomenon where we fail to notice things right in front of us. We’ll dive into famous studies like the invisible gorilla experiment and uncover why our attention is more selec…

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How Loneliness Physically Alters Our Brains 7:37

20d ago7:37

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Loneliness isn’t just an emotional state—it can physically alter the brain. In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the surprising ways that prolonged social isolation affects brain function, from increasing stress to shrinking parts of the brain that regulate emotions and cognition. We’ll also dive into the concept of social pain and why reject…

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Why Chasing Joy Often Leaves Us Feeling Empty 11:26

21d ago11:26

11:26

Why does the relentless pursuit of happiness sometimes leave us feeling more empty than fulfilled? In this episode of Mind Theory, we dive into the paradox of happiness, exploring how chasing external rewards like wealth, status, or success can lead to burnout and dissatisfaction. We’ll unpack the hedonic treadmill effect—the idea that the more we …

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The Mystery of Why Time Feels Faster as We Age 9:14

22d ago9:14

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Why does time seem to fly by faster the older we get? In this episode of Mind Theory, we dive into the psychology and neuroscience behind the perception of time. Discover why childhood summers felt endless, while now entire months seem to slip by in a blink. We’ll explore how the brain processes time differently as we age, the role of memory in str…

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Why Bright Lights Make Us Sneeze 8:22

23d ago8:22

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Did you know that bright lights can make some people sneeze? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the photic sneeze reflex, also known as ACHOO syndrome, which affects up to 35% of people. But why does the sun—or any bright light—make you sneeze? We’ll break down the strange neurological pathways that cause your optic nerves to trigger an une…

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Why Songs Get Stuck in Our Heads 6:36

24d ago6:36

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Why do certain songs or jingles get stuck in our heads on repeat? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the science behind earworms—those catchy tunes that loop endlessly in your mind. We’ll break down how the brain’s reward system, repetition, and memory play a role in trapping these melodies in our heads. Plus, we’ll dive into why earworms m…

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How Social Media Hijacks Our Brain's Reward System 8:29

25d ago8:29

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Is social media hijacking your brain? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the dopamine trap—how platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter are engineered to trigger our brain’s reward system and keep us coming back for more. We’ll break down the neuroscience of dopamine, explain why endless scrolling is so addictive, and discuss how this …

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Discovering Strengths at Home 20:25

25d ago20:25

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Whether on a trip to Vegas, family reunion, or navigating the mountain’s edge, our strengths are there every step of the way. The question is, are they guiding, protecting, and supporting you? Or are they getting in the way, causing conflict and confusion? In today's episode, we dive into the fascinating world of applying our strengths beyond the w…

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Contagious Yawns: Why We Yawn When Others Do 9:49

26d ago9:49

9:49

Why do we yawn when someone else does? In this episode of Mind Theory, we dive into the curious phenomenon of contagious yawning and the science behind it. Is it empathy? Mirror neurons? Or something more primal? We’ll explore the fascinating research into why yawns spread socially, what it reveals about our brain wiring, and how it might have help…

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How Placebos Trick the Brain 6:34

27d ago6:34

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How does the brain respond to a sugar pill like it’s real medicine? In this episode of Mind Theory, we dive deep into how placebos trick the brain into producing real physiological effects. Discover the surprising science behind the placebo effect, why belief can be as powerful as actual treatments, and how this phenomenon is reshaping modern medic…

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The Butterfly Effect: Can a Small Action Change the World? 6:49

28d ago6:49

6:49

Can a single small action really ripple out to change the world? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the fascinating concept of the Butterfly Effect and how tiny changes in initial conditions can lead to dramatic outcomes. From chaos theory to real-life examples, we uncover the science behind this phenomenon and discuss whether our everyday …

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Gut Feelings: Can We Really Trust Our Instincts? 8:52

1M ago8:52

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Can you really trust your gut instincts? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the science of a "gut feelings" and whether our instincts are reliable guides or just brain chemistry at work. We’ll uncover the fascinating link between the gut and brain, how intuition shapes our decision-making, and the role of the subconscious mind in everyday l…

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Why Do Humans Seek Comfort in Patterns? 9:10

1M ago9:10

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Why do humans seek comfort in patterns? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the psychology and neuroscience behind our brain’s love for predictability and structure. From evolutionary survival mechanisms to dopamine hits in our daily routines, discover why patterns make us feel good, reduce anxiety, and keep us engaged. We break it down with…

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Why Are We Drawn to Mysteries and the Unexplained? 8:49

1M ago8:49

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Why are we so drawn to mysteries and the unexplained? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the psychology and neuroscience behind our fascination with the unknown. From true crime to conspiracy theories, we break down why we crave answers to unanswered questions, and how our brain’s reward system lights up during the search for solutions. Tun…

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What Happens in the Brain During Near-Death Experiences? 8:20

1M ago8:20

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What really happens in the brain during a near-death experience? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the science behind NDEs. Why do so many people report feelings of peace, bright lights, or meeting loved ones? Is it a glimpse of the afterlife, or just brain chemistry at work? Tune in to uncover the fascinating neuroscience behind these mys…

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Rethinking Time Management 18:54

1M ago18:54

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"Where did the time go?" "If only I had more time!" If you're looking for productivity hacks or time management tips – this episode is for you. We've all been there. We believe time is our most valuable resource. Unfortunately, this often leads to overwhelm and guilt when our expectations don't match reality. We don't accomplish as much as we thoug…

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Déjà Vu: A Glitch in the Matrix 6:24

1M ago6:24

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Ever get that strange feeling you’ve lived a moment before? In this episode of Mind Theory, we dive into the science behind déjà vu. Is it a glitch in the matrix, or is your brain just playing tricks on you? We break down the top theories, fun facts, and even when déjà vu might be cause for concern. Perfect for sparking conversation at work, on a d…

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Why We Believe What We Believe 10:53

1M ago10:53

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Why do we believe what we believe? In this episode of Mind Theory, we dive into the cognitive and emotional processes that shape our beliefs and explain why it’s so hard to change them. From confirmation bias to the backfire effect, we explore the fascinating science of belief and how it drives our daily actions. Perfect for sparking conversation a…

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Why Do We Dream? 12:27

1M ago12:27

12:27

Ever wonder why we dream? In this episode of Mind Theory, we dive into the fascinating theories behind our nightly adventures—from emotional processing to memory consolidation and even survival training! Join us as we explore the science of dreams, uncover quirky dream facts, and break down what our dreams might really be telling us. Whether you're…

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Why You Can't Tickle Yourself 8:38

1M ago8:38

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Ever wonder why you can’t tickle yourself? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore the science behind tickling and why your brain knows how to block your own ticklish attempts. Join us as we dive into neuroscience, evolutionary biology, and even the strange history of tickle torture, with fun facts and quirky insights along the way. Perfect for …

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You're So Good At That 18:35

1M ago18:35

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You’re So Good At That Receiving compliments is difficult for most of us. But what if I told you compliments could be clues to your greatest talents? Areas where you see natural glimpses of excellence are actually your greatest areas of potential. So, the next time you hear someone say, "You're so good at that!" or “You’re a rock star!”, stand a li…

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Doing What You Love 18:30

2M ago18:30

18:30

“They” say we spend over 30% of our life at work. For some of us over-achieving, work-a-holics burning the candle at both ends, that percentage is likely even higher. If we’re spending over a third of our lives working, shouldn’t we love what we do? We think so. That’s why in this episode we talk about another one of the “5 Clues to Talent”: Satisf…

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How Did You Do That? 20:22

2M ago20:22

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Have you ever had someone say, “Wow! How did you do that?” or “You make that look so easy!” and think, ‘What? Like it’s hard?’ (I see you, Elle Woods!) Or maybe you’ve recognized how others seem to be able to pick up or breeze through certain tasks with an effortlessness or ease you only dream of. It’s all a clue to talent! In this episode, we talk…

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