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Melbourne University Psychology Association hosts psych.mic, a science show with 23 episodes published.
Ever suspected you have ADHD? Wondering what to do, or wanting a better idea of how the process works for your budding future in the field of Psychology? Join Ella, Scott and guest expert Dr Pietrzak for an informative e
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Can science make your crush like you back? Tune in with Hannah, Abbey and Alannah for the long awaited first podcast of the year as they unpack the psychology of attraction—from the halo effect to heart-racing dates—with
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Join Adam and Shroyo as they have an insightful conversation with Prof. Andy Perfors. Traverse through topics such as neurodivergence in academia and experiences in computational behavioural science!
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Join Hannah and Scott as they have a chat with Dr. Chris Groot about first year subject, Mind, Brain and Behaviour 2. Dr. Groot's recent research and findings in stigma are also discussed in this podcast!
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Join Adam and Lulu as they talk about the psychology of pain with Prof. Brock Bastian.
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Join Adam, Neville and celebrated academic, A/Prof Scott Griffiths, for a discussion about eating disorders and body dysmorphia, particularly among men in tis age of ocial media.
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Join Arati, Ryan, Bryan and Hannah as they diminish Sigmund Freud's credibility more than it already has been.
Show notesIn the latest Psych.mic podcast, Tony and Arati interview Shakti Health Founder, Jagesh Panchal, on help-seeking within South Asian families and men's mental health. It explores cultural stigmas, barriers to mental healt
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Have you ever wondered how & why microtrends happen? Join Felicity, Michelle and Qawiemah as they explore the psychological aspects of this behaviour and how they shape our modern culture.
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Join Arati, Lulu, and Nasalifya from Pola Practice as they dive into the complex intersection of psychology with culture and global issues, focusing on the women and self-identity.
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Falak and Tony are joined by associate professor Piers Howe to chat about ChatGPT and the dangers surroundings the recent rise of its use as a therapy tool. Listen along as they discuss Piers' own research into this topi
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Arati, Falak and & Qawiemah talk about controversial psychologists including some faves such as Harry Harlow, Alfred Adler & Stanley Milgram! Listen along to hear why these psychologists are widely hated (and why some pe
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Join Emerson as she talks with Amy from SNAPS Monash about the different Psychology Post-graduate options offered at Melbourne and Monash!
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Feli, Falak and Amanda talk about the different types of psychology ranging from Organisational psych, to Positive psych!
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Em, Amanda, Arati, and Ryan delve into Sigmund Freud's questionable theories and bizarre experiments, and ultimately discredit his studies with humor and insight.
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Em, Amanda, Arati, and Ryan delve into Sigmund Freud's questionable theories and bizarre experiments, and ultimately discredit his studies with humor and insight.
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Join Em and Bee, as they talk with Bianca Hawkins, a Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner, about the incredible potential of a Bachelor's degree in psychology and the diverse pathways within the field.
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Frankie and Felicity give an update of how their dopamine detox affected them, while Steph is living her best life in Europe!
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Get your dopamine fix with Frankie, Felicity, and Steph as they explore the fascinating effects of dopamine and craft their very own detox plan. Join the fun-filled conversation, learn some valuable insights, and get ins
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In this episode, Emerson and Felicity are joined by clinical psychologist Samina Whale to discuss attachment styles. We discuss the various factors that contribute towards our experience of attachment and the manner in w
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