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How to Identify a Social Predator (The 4 Phases) - Dr Peter Salerno (opens the original)
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Psychological insights and actionable strategies direct to your inbox: https://bradcarr.transistor.fm/newsletter 00:00 In This Episode 00:32 Introducing Dr. Peter Salerno 00:44 Predatory Relationships: The Most Common Patterns 02:40 Why You Are Targeted by a Predator 04:59 Who Is Vulnerable to a Social Predator? 08:11 The Tactics of a Social Predator 10:07 The Psychological Structure of Predatory Behavior 13:29 Learn to Use Patterns Not Diagnoses 16:14 The Lingering Upset Effect 18:38 Gut Feelin
The Psychology of Female Violence: Comfort, Control, and Evil - Anna Motz (opens the original)
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Psychological insights and actionable strategies direct to your inbox: https://bradcarr.transistor.fm/newsletter 00:00 In This Episode 00:21 Introducing Anna Motz 00:44 Background in the Psychology of Female Violence 01:37 Dreams and Violence 08:21 Freudian Slips and Violence 09:10 Expert Witness for Female Violence and Custody 11:44 Manipulative Children 14:19 Patterns In Female Violence 15:53 Münchausen Syndrome by Proxy 21:37 Deception and Violent Women 28:47 Treatment for Violent Women 40:52
What Baboons Reveal About Bullies, Coercion, and Fake Apologies - Dr. Christine Webb (opens the original)
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A primatologist spent years watching a baboon troop and documented the exact behaviors survivors describe: the bully who escalates at random, the apology that arrives with an audience, the group that reorganizes itself around one individual's temper. None of it was your imagination. All of it is on record. Dr. Christine Webb is a Harvard-trained primatologist and Assistant Professor at New York University, where she is part of the Animal Studies program. Her book is The Arrogant Ape: The Myth of
Biological War: An Unstoppable Nightmare - Annie Jacobsen (opens the original)
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00:00 In This Episode 00:32 Introducing Annie Jacobsen 00:45 Nuclear Solutions to Biological Threats 02:30 Biological Weapons Are Illegal 09:12 The Landscape of Biosecurity Labs 11:50 The Paradox of Biological Weapons Research 15:14 Monitoring Biological Weapons Programs 19:04 Over 300 Lab Accidents 24:40 The Spread of Biological Pathogens 27:18 War Games and Biological Warfare Scenarios 31:05 Learning from COVID-19 34:22 Relations Between US and Russia 36:08 Navigating Public Health Emergencies
Neuroplasticity: The Brain's Way of Healing and Changing - Dr Norman Doidge (opens the original)
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00:00 Introducing Dr. Norman Doidge 00:27 Understanding Neuroplasticity 09:14 Limits of Neuroplasticity 18:32 The Role of Motivation and Intention in Recovery 35:14 The Moskowitz Protocol: A Path to Pain Management 38:04 Restoration: Normal Brain Function 39:35 Compulsions and Traumatic Cognitive Dissonance 42:44 Repetitive Ideas and Neuroplasticity 50:25 Cognitive Behavioral Interventions for OCD 54:19 The Power of Visualization in Healing 58:24 The Dynamic Nature of Body Image 59:46 Experiment
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