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In episode 4 of The Adaptive Edge Podcast, I interview developmental psychologist Brendan Fereday about his doctoral research at Stanford that focuses on the development of purpose and how having a strong purpose in life is key for having optimal levels of motivation and improving one's ability to handle stress. We also breakdown concepts like affect, mood, and emotion and discuss the different processes involved when we make a moral decision. To jump to specific topics, click below:
3:44 - What is purpose? How does it affirm your self-worth? What is the relationship between purpose and responsibility?
6:52 – How does purpose organize your sense of self?
9:30 – The connection between purpose, motivation, and stress.
13:10 – How can a sense of purpose help us escape rumination?
16:00 How does one define their purpose? What is the difference between having purpose and having dreams?
21:30 Is purpose malleable or concrete? When does it arise in people’s lives? What kickstarts the purpose development process?
25:10 Why is agency important in developing purpose and motivation?
27:35 How much of moral decision making is based on emotion? How much is based on reason?
29:00 – What is emotion and how does it differ from similar concepts like affect, mood, and attitudes?
33:50 –What are the processes that take place when making a moral decision?
40:35 – How rational are we? Do we reason our way through life or act on subconscious instincts?
46:28 - How do children learn concepts like love? Can this happen in isolation?
50:55 How is technology affecting psychology, and how can AI improve our learning processes?
54:30 – Brendan’s research project on the college experience and developing purpose
The Adaptive Edge Podcast was started by developmental psychologist Greg Murray to bring the latest research in psychology and neuroscience to improve your everyday life.
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In episode 3 of The Adaptive Edge Podcast I interview certified consultant coach, Dominique Pucelle-Legendre, about her experiences helping companies conduct business in intercultural contexts. We discuss the common barriers to communication that organizations experience in these intercultural settings and how to overcome them, pulling from Erin Meyer's research and Dominique's extensive experience.
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2:00 - Erin Meyer's 8 Dimensions of Intercultural Communication
3:56 - Examples of differences in Communicating and Evaluating in French and American companies.
9:25 - How the education system acts as a source of culture
12:00 - Why cultures clash and how to be aware of it 20:05 - How coaches help overcome barriers to organizational change
25:00 - Immunity to Change Coaching at the individual level
33:06 - The expat and immigration experience in France The Adaptive Edge Podcast was started by developmental psychologist Greg Murray to bring the latest research in psychology and neuroscience to improve your everyday life.
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On this episode of the Adaptive Edge Podcast, developmental psychologist and host Greg Murray interviews award winning author, educator, and social science researcher Karla McLaren. Her work reveals how we can experience life more deeply and authentically by coming to a new understanding of our emotions. We discuss many important topics like emotional intelligence, emotions at work, trauma and dissociation, as well as the gifts of individual emotions like anger, anxiety, jealousy, and grief. We also made sure to talk about concrete exercises that you can start practicing to improve your emotional intelligence right away. If you enjoy this video, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel!
Here is a breakdown by topic:
4:14 - The 4 keys to emotional genius
13:59 - How to recognize emotional nuance and social control
20:29 - All about anxiety
24:59 - The gifts of jealousy
27:26 - When positivity and avoiding conflict becomes toxic
32:09 - Karla's new book, The Power of Emotions at Work
45:21 - 4 Exercises that help in building emotional awareness
59:46 - Dissociation, trauma, and emotion
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On this episode of the Adaptive Edge Podcast I interviewed my good friend, brain researcher and education specialist Evgeniya Efremova. We discuss how the latest research in psychology and neuroscience applies to motivation and learning. These topics are helpful for parents, educators, and anyone working in developmental contexts. I hope you enjoy the talk. Don't forget to subscribe and share!
4:43 - Emotions and learning - The affective neuroscience of motivation
9:40 - Emotional home base and the zone of proximal development
11:50 - Prefrontal cortex, stress, and learning
14:30 - Self-determination theory, identity, and motivation
16:52 - Math anxiety across cultures
19:30 - Lisa Feldman Barrett's Theory of Constructed Emotion
23:40 - Unconscious biases and your identity
28:00 - Anxiety, trauma, and mood disorders
29:31 - The next thing on the horizon for education is motivation
33:15 - Giving feedback and disagreeing across cultures
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