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31. Coronavirus anxiety (Part 2), with Baruch Fischhoff, PhD
Baruch Fischhoff, PhD, talks about what we know now that we did not know when he first spoke to APA and recommends finding trusted sources of information.
Podcast (April 2020)
32. How to recognize and combat ‘fake news,’ with Dolores Albarracin, PhD
Dolores Albarracin, PhD, explains why fake news is so compelling, and what it takes to counteract it. Albarracin studies attitudes, persuasion, and behavior, and has looked at how people respond to misinformation in areas including politics, vaccines, and other health behaviors.
Podcast (October 2020)
33. Are we in a “loneliness pandemic”? With Louise Hawkley, PhD
Louise Hawkley, PhD, talks about the difference between being alone and being lonely, how loneliness can harm our health, whether we really are lonelier than ever these days, and how to identify and address the root causes of loneliness.
Podcast (May 2022)
34. How our siblings influence our lives, with Laurie Kramer, PhD, and Megan Gilligan, PhD
Laurie Kramer, PhD, and Megan Gilligan, PhD, talk about how our siblings influence our lives from childhood through adulthood, how parents can help foster close relationships among their children, and what people can do in adulthood to maintain and improve relationships with their own siblings.
Podcast (March 2022)
35. Stopping the spread of misinformation
Sander van der Linden, PhD, talks about why we’re so vulnerable to misinformation, how much we’re really all exposed to, why misinformation spreads like a virus and how we can “inoculate” people against it, and how artificial intelligence is changing the landscape of misinformation.
Podcast (November 2023)
36. Why boredom is surprisingly interesting, with Erin Westgate, PhD
Erin Westgate, PhD, discusses boredom and what we can do to infuse it with meaning
Podcast (December 2020)
37. How job loss and economic stress affect workers and their families
Anna Gassman-Pines, PhD, of Duke University, talks about how job loss, unstable work schedules and other hardships affect workers, their families and even entire communities.
Podcast (August 2022)
38. How the science of habits can help us keep our New Year’s resolutions, with Wendy Wood, PhD
Wendy Wood, PhD, discusses the research on how habits drive our behavior, why habits are so difficult to break, and how we can harness the power of habit to make the behavioral changes we want.
Podcast (January 2021)
39. Can a growth mindset help students achieve their potential? With David Yeager, PhD
David Yeager, PhD, discusses the science of growth mindset and how it could help close academic achievement gaps.
Podcast (May 2021)
40. Expressive writing can help your mental health
James Pennebaker, PhD, also discusses his research on language use, and how analyzing the words that people use in their daily lives can offer insights into their emotions, motivations, and personality.
Podcast (March 2024)

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