Episode #5: in our fifth episode, I get the chance to speak with local practicing Psychologist Dr. Jean Craven. As the first head of the Psychological Wellness Center here on UNB campus, Dr. Craven is part of leading a team of practitioners to cost-effectively address community mental health needs. We discuss some aspects of individual
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Episode #4: in this more poised interview with professor emeritus Dr. Will Van De Hoonard, he discusses his qualitative research about slow scholarship. We hear about the follies of a rushed and projective research system, the reductive nature of the research results in use, and the strengths of more qualitative approaches. This includes increased respect
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Episode #3: in our third episode, we interview sex researcher (and dancing queen) Ashley Thompson. Her work focuses on sexual attitudes. Think you don’t come with any biases about what you do and don’t prefer? The cognitive aspects of Ashley’s work help prove in many cases that you’re wrong! We explore facial perception as well.
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Episode #2: In our second episode of “The Scientific Sandwich”, we continue our interview with Adrianna Del Palacio. We hear more able to struggles of experimental control and trying to re-interpret our data when results aren’t what we would expect. This is part 2 of a two-part interview with Ms. Del Palacio. Podcast: Play in new
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Episode #1: In our first episode of “The Scientific Sandwich”, we get a chance to speak with Adrianna Del Palacio about her psychology research. She talks about her research in Depression and Anxiety disorders and their relation to cognition. If CBT is so effective against both genres of disorders, when why do we see interaction
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