PNBTalks 2018

Each fall term, the new cohort of MacIntroPsych TAs prepares for the PNBTalks Symposium. Modeled after the popular TED-Ed videos, these dynamic 5-min talks explore how understanding psychology helps us to be better consumers of information.

 

	Brent Urbanski The Schmorg Trials: Why the World is Better Than You Think
	Candice Chiu Spacing and Pacing: Not Just for Drinking
	Nour Kudsi The Love Race: an Attractive Competition
	Rasesh Shah Future of Napping
	Eden Bishop Altruistic Behaviour: Helping Others or Helping Yourself?
	Kayla Belisle The Caveats of Cognitive DIssonance
	Jasmine Zhang All About Me
	Emily Smith Polar Bears on Prozac and Gorillas on Xanax
	Dusan Kovacevic Shocking Tips to Improve Your Grades
	Claire Hallett The Psychological Underpinnings of the Mandela Effect
	Leo Zhou Magic Within
	Lily Martin Why We Love Expensive Things
	Erica Rodrigues Retina Inc.
	Kailey Steinhausen Why is it so Hard to Believe Science?
	Salina Mathur Ethics: After the Experiment is Finished
	Reidun Garapick You’re Lazier Than You Think: Cognitive Laziness, Human Nature & the Desire to Take the Easy Road
	Elger Baraku How to Put out the Fire Before You Burnout
	Sebastian Kay Clarifying Conspiracies
	Max Yutian Ma Every Villain is the Hero of Their Own Story
	Maraam Haque It's All in the Name
	Danya Sanderson Shipping Across the Synapse: How SSRIs Treat Depression
	Parker Smale The Evolution of a Nice Guy