Episode 7: The Moral Self, Moral Injury, and Moral Emotions
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In this episode, John interviews Dr. Nina Strohminger about moral psychology and her research on the moral self and moral emotions.  While they discuss her research about the moral self and moral emotions, the discussion leads to clinical examples related to values in psychotherapy, moral injury and other conditions treated by psychologists.  John and Nina also exchange ideas on emotions in decision-making. At the end of this podcast, the listener will be able to: 1. Describe the moral self, 2. Explain moral injury and how it applies to psychotherapy, 3. Identify how emotions are important to decision-making.   Click here to purchase 1 APA-approved Continuing Education credit
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