Racing to the Bottom part 3: Thoughts on the Bureaucratization of Education

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Pornography in Marriage

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SPP 100: Considerations for Specific Learning Disabilities – Identification and Intervention: SPP 100: Considerations for Specific Learning Disabilities – Identification and Intervention Always a relevant topic at #psychedpodcast! https://www.researchgate.net/profile/… Katie Maki is an Assistant Professor in the School Psychology program at the University of Florida. She earned her Ph.D. in school psychology from the University of Minnesota in 2016. She earned her master’s degree in special… <a href="https://schoolpsychedpodcast.wordpress.com/2020/03/15/spp-100-considerations-for-specific-learning-disabilities-identification-and-intervention/" class="more-link">Continue reading <span class="screen-reader-text">SPP 100: Considerations for Specific Learning Disabilities – Identification and Intervention</span></a>

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Shannon Spaulding, “How We Understand Others: Philosophy and Social Cognition” (Routledge, 2018)): Social cognition includes the ways we explain, predict, interpret, and influence other people. The dominant philosophical theories of social cognition–the theory-theory and the simulation theory–have provided focused accounts of mindreading,

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The TeachThought Podcast Ep 8: An Introduction To Critical Pedagogy: Critical Pedagogy and Critical Literacy both involve the idea of thinking carefully about human and social contexts--using knowledge to think critically about the systems that impact the way people live.  In this conversation, I speak to Dr....

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Chapter 13: Individual Differences: Paul and David step away from the study of psychological universals to discuss the ways in which we are different from one another. What is our best theory of personality? How is personality assessed? Do personality tests predict behavior? What does it mean to be intelligent? Do IQ tests measure anything important? What sorts of things does IQ predict? Are there multiple intelligences? Finally we dip our toes into behavioral genetics. What is heritability? How heritable are psychological traits? Finally, can parents really shape the personality or IQ of their children?

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Revealing Your Unconscious: Part 2

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Can and Should We Create Conscious Machines - with Dr. Peter Boltuc: Dr. Peter Boltuc has a PhD in Philosophy and is currently a Professor at University of Illinois Springfield.  His background in Moral and Political Philosophy has leveraged his research into the subjectivity of moral experience and the moral...

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Pill Pod 60 - New Consciousness (preview): Here we go back a few pages to discuss the "prejudices" in philosophy of mind including empiricism, intellectualism, psychologism, and clinical physiology. For 4 bucks you get immediate access to this and 40 more exclusive episodes, and maybe one day we ...

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What distinguishes our consciousness from AI & machine learning? Highlights: LIAD MUDRIK - Neuroscientist, Tel Aviv University: cognition, conscious experience, consciousness, mind, brain, AI, perception, philosophy, mind-body, machine-learning, artificial intelligence, language

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80: Management Theory & Practice – Sumantra Ghoshal (Part 1): We discuss a critique of business education -- Sumantra Ghoshal’s article from the Academy of Management Learning and Education, “Bad Management Theories are Destroying Good Management Practices.” He describes a feedback loop between schools and...

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Dr. Donna Ladkin, Dr. Cherie Bridges Patrick, & Dr. Marion Missy McGee - Beyond Whiteness in Leadership Theorizing

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Is Halloween Actually A “Form” Manifesting In Reality?!

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BI 155 Luiz Pessoa: The Entangled Brain: Support the show to get full episodes and join the Discord community. Luiz Pessoa runs his Laboratory of Cognition and Emotion at the University of Maryland, College Park, where he studies how emotion and cognition interact. On this episode

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020. Feminist leadership and 'deep power structures’ within organizations: Aruna Rao, co-founder of Gender at Work

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How many minds do you have? (with Kaj Sotala)

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Dr. Susan Murphy - Strategic Thinking

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1: Colouring the Mind: Racism and Mental Health - The Concept

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Setting Up Your Classroom to Support Collaborative Learning: Setting Up Your Classroom to Support Collaborative Learning

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482. Panel Discussions on Ethics and Spiritual Teaching: Ethics and Spiritual Teaching Panel at the Science and Nonduality Conference Questioning whether higher consciousness and ethical behavior are tightly correlated. The founding of the Association for Spiritual Integrity (formerly the Association of Prof...

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A philosophical theory of jerks (with Eric Schwitzgebel)

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Rae Johnson on Embodying Social Justice (#85)

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Psychoanalytic Treatment in Contemporary Social Work Practice: An Interview with Dr. Carol Tosone

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Personality & Role Replacement

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131: Implicit Bias with Dr. Mahzarin Banaji

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Creating Psychological Safety with Pasha Marlowe: Have you ever been in a situation where you felt like you couldn't fully be yourself? Maybe you hesitated to share an idea, express an opinion, never mind present an opposing view. Or maybe felt like you didn't belong? And as a leader, have you ever...

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Episode 13: Consideration for Others: In this episode we look at how to improve our consideration for others. Consideration for others is defined as a distinct mental factor that avoids actions that harm others for their sake. It enables us to restrain from harmful physical, verbal and...

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Ep. 165 – Amishi Jha

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EP17 – Bonnitta Roy on Process Thinking and Complexity: Bonnitta Roy, author of Our Future at Work and editor at Integral Review, talks with Jim Rutt about process thinking, complexity, evolution + Game B

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Owen Flanagan, “The Geography of Morals: Varieties of Moral Possibility” (Oxford UP, 2017): What is it to be moral, to lead an ethically good life? From a naturalistic perspective, any answer to this question begins from an understanding of what humans are like that is deeply informed by psychology, anthropology,

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Jóse-Rodriguo Córdoba-Pachón, "Managing Creativity: A Systems Thinking Journey" (Routledge, 2018): An interview with Jóse-Rodriguo Córdoba-Pachón