Psychology And Stuff

In this episode, our amazing hosts interview three students from the new sports exercise and performance psychology graduate program at the University of Wisconsin Green Bay. You won't want to miss this inside information!

In this amazing companion episode to the canonball podcast, our hosts discuss the world of gamification. Check out the canonball episode here! https://cahsseffect.org/canonball/canonball-episode-21-canonical-board-games-w-dr-juli-case-and-dr-chris-mccallister-williams/

In this episode we had the great pleasure of sitting down will Steve Baue, President and CEO of ERC a premier mental health service and benefits company. He teaches us about how psychology relates to the work he does. Do not miss this inspiring episode!

A group of professors from the University of Wisconsin Green Bay joins our hosts for a book club inspired episode to discuss the book by Cindi Kernahan, Race and Racism in the College Classroom. Additionally, Cindi herself joins us to answer questions about the book and her experience at large.

In our amazing third episode of the season, we had the pleasure of speaking to Dr. Allen Huffcutt. He sheds light on the psychology of interviews and how psychology has a part to play in business and the world at large. You do not want to miss this episode!

In our second episode of the season we have the pleasure of sitting down with sport and performance psychologist Dr. Joanna Morrissey of the University of Wisconsin Green Bay psychology program about her research and all things sport and performance psychology. Not to mention how much water you should be drinking!

In our first episode of the season, Georjeanna and Ryan talk with Dr. Todd Hillhouse of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Psychology program about his research on electronic cigarettes and other drugs of abuse. Plus, we talk about emojis in our new segment, A Positive Note.

We’ve spent the series so far talking about what it looks like when we lose control. Join us for our last rage of this special series on Losing Control where we are joined once again by anger and aggression researcher Dr. Brad Bushman. We take this episode to talk about what you can do when you feel like you’re losing your cool. More specifically, we share some advice on not only strategies to use to cool off, but also how anger can be prosocial.

When it comes to anger, is catharsis truly effective or does it just feel good? This week on All the Rage we look at the catharsis theory and talk about what role venting anger through options like rage rooms play in aggression. Dr. Brad Bushman joins us again to explain his research about what happens when we vent our anger.

Part four of this special series on losing control. Ryan is joined by guest co-host Taylor Gulbrand, University of Wisconsin Green Bay senior. The two sit down to discuss road rage, their experience as the victim or perpetrator and what research has to say about it. We then hear an interview with Dr. Brad J. Bushman, Professor of Communication and Psychology and Margaret Hall and Robert Randal Rinehart Chair of Mass Communication as he talks us through who is most likely to experience road rage and some potential causes of aggressive driving.

Episode three in this special series is on Mob Violence. Ryan and Chuck start off this episode from the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts at UW-Green Bay with a LIVE segment about “mob violence,” then we hear from Dr. Kate Burns, a Psychology professor at UW-Green Bay, as she takes us through the psychology of groups. We finish this episode with an interview on mob violence with Dr. Lori H. Rosenthal, Associate Dean for the School of Humanities, Education, Justice, and Social Sciences, for Lasell College where she is also an Associate Professor of Psychology.

The second episode of our series, Losing Control, features All the Rage co-hosts Ryan and Chuck interviewing cognitive neuroscientist Dr. Jason Cowell. During this episode, they investigate just what happens in our brains when we get mad. Learn more here: www.alltheragescience.com

Psychology and Stuff presents a special series on Losing Control with Drs. Ryan Martin and Chuck Rybak. In this episode they respond to a few infamous Youtube clips of people losing control. Part one of this special series on "losing control" will help us think about what losing control means, how and why some people lose their cool, and it'll help us the answer the question "are we REALLY ourselves when we're mad." Learn more about anger here: www.alltheragescience.com

In this episode, originally intended to be a live episode way back in March, Georjeanna and Ryan talk with Dr. Christine Smith and Addison Hunter about a few of their favorite women psychologists from throughout history.

Dr. Jennie Young, Director of the Writing Center at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, talks about her treatment for a spider phobia. Plus, a couple of rapid research reviews from Ryan and Georjeanna.

In this episode, recorded way back in early March, we tackle research on culture and development with two nationally known scholars, Dr. Jason Cowell and Dr. Sawa Senzaki. Plus, a couple of rapid research reviews on hand-washing.

In this Psych and Stuff/Serious Fun crossover episode, Ryan Martin, Georjeanna Wilson-Doenges, and Bryan Carr talk about what makes for good "comfort viewing" and offer some movie, book, and TV recommendations.

In this unplanned episode, hosts Georjeanna Wilson-Doenges and Ryan Martin offer some tips on how to cope with the psychological challenges of what some call "social distancing" but they call "physical distancing."

In this episode, hosts Ryan Martin and Georjeanna Wilson-Doenges talk with Dr. Kris Vespia about Teletherapy. What is it? Does it work? How effective is it? Plus, our new segment... Rapid Research Review.

In this episode, Ryan talks with Georjeanna Wilson-Doenges about the health benefits of spending time in nature. Plus, you get to meet the new Psychology and Stuff cohost!