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The Radical Brain Upgrade - Middle Childhood
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-yf5sp-1aee957 Based on Lectures by Dr. Curtis Peterson this podcast examines the transition from early to middle childhood represents a rapid transformation in the human lifespan, marked by deep pedagogical, cognitive, and psychosocial restructuring. Society frequently conceptualizes adolescence as the primary epoch of radical behavioral and physiological…
Your Reality is a Controlled Hallucination
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-5isfi-1aee667 Based on lectures by Dr. Curtis Peterson this podcast examines how humans engage with the world through the distinct yet connected processes of sensation and perception. It details how specialized sensory receptors in the eyes, ears, skin, nose, and mouth convert physical energy into neural signals via a process known as transduction. The text…
Why Heartbreak is Literal Biological Starvation
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-rfgbm-1ae15c4 From Lectures for Introduction to Psychology by Dr. Curtis Peterson this podcast explores the biological foundations of human behavior, focusing on the intricate architecture of the nervous system. They describe the neuron as the primary communicative unit, supported by glial cells and the protective myelin sheath that ensures rapid signal…
How Early childhood Wired Your Brain
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-bddbc-1ae139c Based on lectures by Dr. Curtis Peterson this podcast provide a comprehensive overview of early childhood development, typically defined as the period between the ages of two and eight. The materials examine physical growth patterns, noting how development slows compared to infancy while motor skills and body awareness become more refined.…
How Babies Wire the Adult Mind
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-fr7fe-1adb2a9 This Podcast is based on  Dr. Curtis Peterson’s lecture explores the intricate biological and psychological foundations of human infancy and toddlerhood. It rejects the “miniature adult” myth, highlighting that 90% of brain developmentoccurs after birth through a reciprocal relationship between physical movement and neurological growth. Key…
Why Human Growth Never Stops
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-9yzjg-1ad208c The Deep Dive is based on Dr. Peterson’s Lecture on human development which provides a introduction to human growth and development, defining the field as the study of how people change across their entire lifespan. The text highlights a shift from historical theories that capped development at age 18 to a modern understanding that significant…
Applied Cross Cultural Psychology
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-asvjs-1aac12b This podcast is based on lectures by Dr. Curtis Peterson and examines the field of applied cross-cultural psychology, focusing on how practitioners translate theoretical research into practical improvements for global health, education, and business. The authors emphasize that professional interventions must account for local cultural nuances,…
Your emotions are Cultural Software
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-nw873-1aa2fd5 This podcast is based on lectures by Dr. Curtis Peterson investigate the complex relationship between human emotions, motivation, and cultural frameworks. The provided textbook and research excerpts emphasize that while physiological responses and basic facial expressions are universal, specific cultural display rules dictate how and when these…
Why we Help or Ignore Strangers
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-qv3sf-1a9e590 This podcast is based on lectures by Dr. Curtis Peterson who explores the psychological dynamics of social contagion and the bystander effect regarding altruism and cooperative behavior. One primary study demonstrates that generosity is contagious, showing that while receiving help encourages individuals to “pay it forward,” simply observing…
Why Teenagers Trip and Take Risks
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-pqkpp-1a9e328 Based on lectures by Dr. Peterson adolescence is defined as a transitional phase between childhood and adulthood characterized by significant biological, cognitive, and psychosocial shifts. Physically, the onset of puberty triggers rapid growth and sexual maturation, though the timing of these changes varies by gender and ethnicity. A critical…
How Culture and Biology Wire our Brain
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-drsir-1a994b6 Based on Lecture an PSY 132 Culture and Psychology this podcast explores the fascinating interplay between biology and culture in human development.
Becoming a Better Communicator
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-ba5y5-1a9657c This podcast examines the lectures of Dr. Curtis Peterson, specifically his lectures on counseling micro-skills and human connection. The podcast challenges the intuitive urge to “fix” problems with immediate advice, suggesting instead that true connection stems from creating a safe, neutral space for others to process their own experiences.
The Hidden Blueprint of Your Mind
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-vt5f7-1a96186 This Podcast are based on child development lectures by Dr. Curtis Peterson. In this episode, the hosts explore the “hidden milestones” of childhood, moving away from the precision of medical diagnoses to understand how early development builds the architecture of the adult mind.
The Porch Light Paradox: Architecture of the Identity Crisis
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-xc8m8-1a91aa5 This podcast explore the modern crisis of belonging, arguing that rising rates of loneliness and isolation are rooted in the erosion of traditional social structures. Dr. Curtis Peterson highlights that meaningful connection is a fundamental human need that must be actively cultivated through mutual recognition and intentional interactions. The…
Cognition and the Cultural Lens
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-2q2gp-1a905a3 This podcast examines how individual cognitive processes are fundamentally shaped by cultural backgrounds, moving beyond the idea that human thought is purely objective. It details the transition from physical sensation to mental perception, noting that Westerners often focus on central objects while Easterners prioritize holistic context. The…
From a psychological perspective: Each year, Easter invites reflection. For some, it is a sacred commemoration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. For others, it is a cultural moment tied to renewal, spring, and the enduring human search for meaning. And for many, it exists somewhere in between, less about literal interpretation and more about what the story represents.
Toward a Decolonial Psychology: Recentering and Reclaiming Global Marginalized Knowledges
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-m5bjn-1a7d546 This podcast is based on sources that advocate for a decolonial shift in psychology by moving away from Eurocentric frameworks and toward Indigenous knowledge systems. The authors critique the traditional concept of resilience, arguing it often reinforces the status quo by focusing on individual adaptation to unjust systems. In its place, they…