In this first episode of season 4, Drs. Ryan Martin and Alan Chu delve into the world of Sport Psychology. Discussion covers a variety of aspects within the discipline- from mental health to performance excellence.
In this episode, Dr. Regan Gurung discusses recent developments regarding the Stanford Prison Experiment along with the “Replication Crisis” in the field of psychology. Plus, we introduce a new segment called “What’s Good.”
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In this LIVE episode we have a special guest host, Bryan Carr, from another Phoenix Studio Podcast, Serious Fun. Bryan Carr talks with our panel of guests, four of the UWGB Psychology faculty Drs. Ryan Martin, Georjeanna Wilson-Doenges, Janna Fogaca, and Regan Gurung. The panel discusses numerous psychology pop culture topics from different books, TV shows, and movies of their choosing.
In continuation with last week’s episode, in this LIVE episode Sophie Sielen, Sammy Alger-Feser, and Katrina Weber interview 8 students from universities across the Midwest about the research they presented at the 2018 Midwestern Psychological Association Conference in Chicago.
Researchers
In this LIVE episode Sophie Sielen, Sammy Alger-Feser, and Katrina Weber interview 10 students from universities across the Midwest about the research they presented at the 2018 Midwestern Psychological Association Conference in Chicago. There were a variety of topics discussed along with more interviews that will be posted in a week.
Researchers
In this episode guest hosts, Sophie Sielen and Sammy Alger-Feser, talk with UWGB alumni, Chelsey Steffens. Chelsey is the volunteer coordinator at the Sexual Assault Center for Brown County. She discussed what trauma informed care is, how to become a volunteer, and what it is like to work at the Sexual Assault Center.
To learn more about Chelsey Steffens’ research take a look at her PSI Talk from December 2015, on common reactions to sexual assault.
In this episode Drs. Ryan Martin and Regan Gurung discuss the toll racism can take on those who have been impacted. They look at the impact on both stress and health of people who are discriminated against.
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