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“Fantastico. It's a great podcast not just for people interested in psychology, but anyone interested in the difference between pop and actual science because they talk about how to identify good and bad psychology (elements such as good experiment design, appropriate citation, etc) while talking about the psychology we overhear everyday (does the Mozart Effect work? If you think happy thoughts will you be successful?).
The interviews are always engaging and Michael Britt is great. Only downside is some times it's a little smug about us non-psychology types, but it's easy to be defensive when your field is constantly poached by flaking would-be pop psychologists.”Read full review »
Vita Bona via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/08/08
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“I only wish i had this guy teaching my Psych class in college. I would have totally got an A. Its a great/informative show that keeps you wanting more.”
almostskeptic via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/11/08
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“A wonderful podcast for people who are curious about psychology. I have learnt so much and I understand why people do certain things much better.”
Kidmoz via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
07/04/11
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