Shrink Space

Rob Patterson, Ph.D. David Colarossi, Ph.D.
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Shrink Space

Join Dr. Rob Patterson and Dr. David Colarossi, two friends and psychologists, as they explore the intricacies of the human mind with humor, heart, and a side of friendly banter. In each episode, they debate key psychological concepts, shedding light on the fascinating principles that shape our everyday lives. From unraveling the mysteries of human behavior to diving into the latest research—or just having a good laugh along the way—Shrink Space is your go-to podcast for a lively mix of insights, spirited debates, and plenty of laughs that will make you think twice about what makes us tick.

  1. 3 NGÀY TRƯỚC

    CANCEL CULTURE | Psychologists discuss (David rants) about the implications of Cancel Culture Ep 23

    In this episode, Rob and Dave discuss the complex dynamics of cancel culture. Rob shares his recent health struggles and his evolving views on language and communication. They explore the balance between addressing societal issues and the potential unintended consequences of cancel culture, particularly its impact on relationships and societal discourse. They also delve into the nuances of communication within professional and informal settings, touching on the importance of directness versus sensitivity. Tune in for an insightful conversation that challenges the extremes and seeks a balanced perspective.00:00 Introduction and Catching Up00:37 Rob's Health Struggles02:33 Language and Communication Rant04:02 Psych Speak in Everyday Life07:03 The Impact of Over-Politeness10:51 Nonviolent Communication Debate12:35 The Unraveling of Society20:56 Cancel Culture Discussion30:01 The Psychology Behind Cancel Culture32:04 The Emotional Reward of Canceling Celebrities34:24 The Value and Downsides of Cancel Culture37:03 The Role of the Me Too Movement39:30 Comedy and Cancel Culture41:48 The Impact of Cancel Culture on Society45:23 Navigating Sensitivity and Authenticity50:45 Concluding Thoughts on Cancel Culture

    54 phút

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    WHY DO WE NEED AWARD SHOWS? | Psychologists React to the Grammys Ep. 22

    Are Awards Really Important? A Deep Dive with Rob and DaveIn this episode, Rob and Dave discuss the significance of awards, specifically focusing on entertainment awards like the Grammys and Oscars. They share personal experiences and perspectives on why people care about awards, whether they are still relevant, and the psychological impact of recognition and status. They also debate intrinsic versus extrinsic motivation, the subjective nature of awards, and if these accolades genuinely reflect the best in a field. Join them for a nuanced conversation about awards, recognition, and what truly matters in creativity and achievement.00:00 Catching Up: Parenting Challenges01:11 Award Shows and the Grammys02:19 Fashion Highlights and Critiques04:26 Kanye West and Bianca's Entrance09:32 The Relevance of Award Shows13:28 Personal Connection to Awards18:35 The Value of Awards and Recognition29:42 The Distortion of Rewards31:34 Intrinsic vs Extrinsic Motivation32:19 The Impact on Creativity33:59 The Changing Landscape of Movies35:48 The Role of Status and Recognition40:19 Subjectivity and Bias in Awards43:06 Personal Reflections on Awards47:15 The Future of Awards53:51 Conclusion and Viewer Engagemen

    54 phút

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    VOICE MEMO Analysis: Blake Lively vs Justin Baldoni | Psychologists React Ep. 21

    In this episode, Dave and Rob dive headfirst into the Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni drama. They react to the voice memo Justin left Blake at 2 AM and explore the nuances behind their conflict. 00:00 Introduction and Initial Disappointment 00:53 Switching Topics: Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni 02:56 Deep Dive: The Movie and Promotional Issues 05:22 Allegations and Controversies 08:40 Voice Memo Analysis 15:29 Psychological Insights and Reactions 29:45 Respect and Deference in Communication 30:29 Building Relationships Through Voice Memos 32:06 Coaching and Intimidation 33:37 Directness vs. Deference in Leadership 34:18 Industry-Specific Communication Styles 35:59 Navigating Creative Partnerships 38:31 Addressing Past Experiences and Apologies 45:08 Public Perception and Assumptions 48:25 Celebrity Culture and Public Fascination 56:15 Final Thoughts and Viewer Engagement

    57 phút

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    Why do you like TAYLOR SWIFT? Psychologists explain PARASOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS | Ep. 20

    In this episode, Dave and Rob catch up on their recent adventures and dive deep into the topic of parasocial relationships. They discuss the nuances of these one-sided relationships, using examples like Taylor Swift, Kevin Hart, and even sports teams to illustrate their points. They explore the types, benefits, and potential downsides of parasocial interactions, making connections to self-help gurus, political figures, and the impact of social media. The conversation also includes insights into gender differences, the motivations behind these relationships, and personal anecdotes about their own parasocial connections. Join the discussion and share your thoughts on the phenomenon of parasocial relationships. 00:00 Reunion and Legoland Adventures 03:02 Listener Suggestion: Parasocial Relationships 03:44 Taylor Swift and Parasocial Bonds 09:10 Defining Parasocial Relationships 15:48 The Impact of Social Media on Fame 22:34 Curated Content and Social Division 29:10 Fan Loyalty and Celebrity Obsession 31:09 Degrees of Parasocial Relationships 33:42 Age and Gender Differences in Parasocial Relationships 42:07 The Role of Self-Help Gurus 47:06 Personal Parasocial Experiences 51:42 Building Parasocial Relationships with Shrink Space If you want to see more Shrink Space, like this video and subscribe to the channel!

    53 phút

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    MASS FORMATION (Not Psychosis) Psychologists discuss reactions to LA Fires & Luigi Mangione | Ep. 19

    In this episode, hosts Rob and Dave delve into the concept of mass formation and group think, discussing how society reacts to significant stressors such as the fires in California. They explore how people construct narratives and find scapegoats to make sense of chaotic events, sometimes leading to misguided and harmful behaviors. The discussion also touches on the implications of social media, celebrity influence, and the psychological need for belonging and meaning. Strategies to prevent mass formation and promote critical thinking are also examined. 00:00 Introduction and Catching Up00:50 Fires in California01:05 Theme Parks and Personal Experiences04:05 Societal Reactions to Tragedies08:28 Mass Formation and Group Think13:37 Mass Formation Psychosis Debate19:29 Media Influence and Public Perception27:23 The Origin of the Fires27:48 Psychological Motivations Behind Arson28:29 The Role of Narratives in Social Movements29:52 The Power Dynamics in Everyday Actions31:25 Mass Formation and Its Implications37:04 Strategies to Prevent Mass Formation42:19 The Importance of Mindfulness and Self-Awareness48:03 Public Perception and Anonymity in Surveys52:07 Concluding Thoughts and Reflections If you want to see more Shrink Space, like this video and subscribe to the channel!

    53 phút

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    WHY DON'T PEOPLE CHANGE? | Psychologists share STRATEGIES for behavior change | Shrink Space Ep. 18

    In this episode, Dave and Rob discuss their holiday experiences, share hilarious stories about their kids, and dive into the topic of personal change. They explore how behaviors, habits, and environments influence our ability to change, especially in the context of the new year. Rob shares insights from his dissertation on organizational change resistance, and both hosts set their own New Year's resolutions while providing practical advice for making lasting changes. Tune in for a mix of humor, personal anecdotes, and actionable tips on achieving your goals in the new year. 00:00 Catch-Up After the Holidays 00:41 Holiday Mishaps and Norovirus 03:15 Family Conversations and Political Views 07:11 Do People Really Change? 14:24 Challenges of Changing Habits 26:20 The Comfort of Coffee and Snacks 27:31 College Eating Habits and Rewards 29:03 Breaking Unhealthy Patterns 29:20 Environmental Influence on Change 33:14 Resistance to Organizational Change 42:19 New Year's Resolutions and Behavioral Change 44:45 Strategies for Successful Habit Change 46:48 Personal Resolutions and Accountability 51:35 Conclusion and Final Thoughts If you want to see more Shrink Space, make sure to like this video and subscribe to the channel!

    53 phút

  7. 24/12/2024

    TIPS & TRICKS to Navigate the Holidays | PSYCHOLOGISTS share their strategies | Shrink Space Ep. 17

    In this episode, Rob and Dave share their personal holiday experiences, discussing common family dynamics and challenges during the festive season. They dive into various personality types that often surface at holiday gatherings, such as the 'drunk uncle,' the passive-aggressive parent, and the family member who insists on confronting issues head-on. The conversation alsocovers strategies for dealing with these situations, as well as the responsibilities and frustrations around holiday gift-giving. Join them for insights, humor, and practical advice on navigating family interactions and ensuring a joyful holiday.

    1 giờ

  8. 17/12/2024

    LILY PHILLIPS | PSYCHOLOGISTS REACT | Why she did it. Why the men did it. Shrink Space Ep.16

    Psychologists David and Rob delve into a recent controversial documentary about Lily Phillips, a successful OnlyFans star. The discussion covers the psychological aspects of her extreme behaviors, the reactions of society, and the differing perceptions based on gender. They also explore the social and moral implications of such events and the role of social media in shaping public opinion. Tune in for a deep dive into the complex intersection of mental health, pop culture, and societal values. 00:00 Introduction and Unexpected Pivot 01:56 Who is Lily Phillips? 02:39 The Documentary Breakdown 04:36 Public Reaction and Moral Debate 05:26 Psychological Analysis of Lily's Actions 08:44 Comparing Self-Harm and Sex Work 14:22 Societal Judgments and Personal Values 22:35 The Role of Social Media 28:51 The Paradox of Compassion and Judgment 30:20 The Role of Society and Friends 31:44 Shifting Gears: The Male Perspective 33:49 Psychological Impact of Pornography 35:25 Moral Gray Areas and Societal Norms 48:31 The Gender Double Standard 52:25 Conclusion and Upcoming Topics If you want to see more Shrink Space, make sure to like this video and subscribe to the channel!

    53 phút
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Giới Thiệu

Join Dr. Rob Patterson and Dr. David Colarossi, two friends and psychologists, as they explore the intricacies of the human mind with humor, heart, and a side of friendly banter. In each episode, they debate key psychological concepts, shedding light on the fascinating principles that shape our everyday lives. From unraveling the mysteries of human behavior to diving into the latest research—or just having a good laugh along the way—Shrink Space is your go-to podcast for a lively mix of insights, spirited debates, and plenty of laughs that will make you think twice about what makes us tick.

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  • Nhà sáng tạo
    Rob Patterson, Ph.D. David Colarossi, Ph.D.
  • Năm hoạt động
    2024 - 2025
  • Tập
    23
  • Xếp hạng
    Thô tục
  • Bản quyền
    © Rob Patterson, Ph.D. David Colarossi, Ph.D.
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    Shrink Space

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