FEAR! - Part #3 PHOBIA
In Part Three of our Fear Series, Jim Carroll and Ralph explore one of psychology's most fascinating topics: phobias. What's the difference between normal fear and a clinical phobia? Why are some people terrified of spid...
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Fear Acquisition — How Fear Is Learned
In this episode of Psychology Takeaway, Jim Carroll and Ralph continue their exploration of fear by asking a key question: How do we learn to become afraid of something that was not originally dangerous to us? Building o...
What Is Fear And How Is It Learned
This week on Psychology Takeaway, Jim and Ralph explore one of the most powerful human emotions: fear. What do Americans fear most today, and how have those fears changed over time? Surprisingly, fears such as public spe...
Let Them = Part One
A discussion of Mel Robbins block buster Best Seller!!!
HELPING Teens today
Ralph and Jim are joined by Jazlynn Coles as they follow up on last week's episode.
What Older Generations Keep Missing About Today’s Teens
Gen Alpha gets a bad rap and Gen Z is not far behind. Older generations, starting with Socrates, think that todays kids are going to hell in a handbag. On our podcast we are joined by popular young adult podcaster Jazly...
Potpourri
Today Ralph and Jim quickly review a handful of recent research highlights in cognition, neuroscience and social psychology. Jim's new book, Good Enough Parenting, is available as an eBook at Amazon: https://www.amazon.c...
Have a better day - and a better life
“Maybe you don’t need a better life this week—maybe you just need a better next 10 minutes.” In this episode, we unpack the psychology behind small wins and why they matter more than big overhauls when you’re feeling stu...
HELP!!! Asking for help and why it's hard to do.
In this episode, Jim and Ralph explore why asking for help can feel so uncomfortable—even when we truly need it. From hyper-independence and perfectionism to fear of vulnerability and low self-worth, they unpack five dee...
Slang eh?
This week on Psychology Takeaway, we dive into the ever-evolving world of slang—those playful, powerful, and sometimes puzzling words that shape how we connect, signal identity, and keep language alive. From expression...
Rawdogging - From Taboo to Trend: How Words Change Meaning
We recently heard a term that seemed strange to us, but your generation may hear that word very differently. Some of Jim’s students admitted to rawdogging most of their life experiences . This left the dynamic duo to ...
Sleep - It's essential
Why sleep is important In this remote podcast Jim and Ralph discuss: Importance of sleep What are the signs of excessive sleepiness? Amount of sleep needed What causes sleep problems? How environment and behavior ...
LET THEM Part Two
No, the world will not melt into chaos if we embrace the LET THEM theory!!! Here is what Jim and Ralph think.
LET THEM Part One
Jim and Ralph have moved from the hospital, where they were last week, to Ralph’s living room where he continues to mend. The boys have been reading Mel Robbins book Let Them. In their discussion they acknowledge that tr...
Happiness Index of Countries
Jim and Ralph are back together podcasting after Ralph’s accident. They analyze the latest published Happiness Index and learn (no surprise here) that Social Media is negatively correlated with happiness. LEARN MORE Happ...
The Healing Power of the Natural World
Jim is joined by his wife Sheila Carroll to look at how the natural world helps us to notice, focus, and heal. We look at the lives of famous people (and some not so famous – like Ralph) and see the impact nature had on ...
Be Less Thin-Skinned
ENCORE PRESENTATION!!! We are on break this week.
Why Do People Persist in Weird Beliefs
Consider these recent news breakers: Y2K and the end of the world as we know it. UFO’s , we are not alone. Vaccines cause Autism. While there is no objective evidence for these concerns, they have motivated human behavio...
Is dating dead in 21st-century America?
Is dating dead in 21st-century America? With guest Alex Graziano It can certainly feel that way. Swiping has replaced chance encounters, “situationships” have replaced steady courtship, and apps like Tinder, Bumble, and ...
CURIOSITY – an essential life skill
In 1665, Isaac Newton was sent home from school because of the plague. For most people, that would’ve been a time of survival, of just getting through. But Newton? He started wondering about why apples fall. He became ...