Psychology And Stuff

Dr. Ryan Martin and guest cohost, Taylor Gulbrand, talk with Dr. Kate Burns about the 1961 study, Transmission of Aggression Through Imitation of Aggressive Models (aka "the bobo doll study") by Bandura, Ross, and Ross. This episode is part one of a three-part series on this famous line of research. The series is part of the 2019 UW-Green Bay Psychology Week, brought to you by Bellin Health Psychiatric Center. Learn more at uwgb.edu/psychweek

In this episode Dr. Ryan Martin talks with all five 2019 PSI Talks Speakers: Cory Rauch, Sophia M. Sielen, Rachael Smith, Rosalyn Stoa, Morgan Storkson, and Shayla Warren. Each gives a brief explanation of their topics along with how they became interested in them. The PSI Talks are part of the 2019 UW-Green Bay Psychology Week, brought to you by Bellin Health Psychiatric Center. Learn more at uwgb.edu/psychweek

In episode 67, Dr. Martin is joined by Dr. Will Cox from the University of Wisconsin - Madison to discuss his research surrounding stereotyping and biases. The work done in Dr. Cox's lab focuses on understanding and weakening narrow thinking, as well as the mechanisms that sustain stereotypes and prejudice.

In this interesting episode, Dr. Ryan Martin is joined by Dr. Jason Cowell to discuss sleep. They cover how to get healthy sleep, what happens if you don't get enough, and why this topic is important.

In this new episode, host Dr. Ryan Martin is joined by Dr. Illene Cupit and students Taylor Gulbrand and Hannah Roffers. Throughout the episode, they share information and experiences surrounding Camp Lloyd. Camp Lloyd is a day camp for children grieving the loss of a loved one, where they learn the normality of grief and have a fun week with peers!

Join us in person or online for UW-Green Bay Psychology Week (March 25th-29th, 2019). A full week educational opportunities, fun events, videos, podcasts, and more. Learn about our first ever Psychology Week at https://www.uwgb.edu/psychweek/

In this LIVE episode, Ryan talks with Dr. Jenell Holstead, Dr. Christine Smith, and Taylor Gulbrand about their favorite books, movies, and TV shows related to psychology.

In this cross-over episode, Dr. Ryan Martin is joined by Dana Melone, a teacher at Kennedy High School and host of High School Psych for Life. Listen in as they discuss how they entered into the field, their favorite topics to teach, and skills you gain as a Psychology student.

In this episode, our host Ryan Martin is joined by guest and UW-Green Bay alum, Lorenzo Lones. Listen in as they discuss circadian rhythms and glioblastoma, how the present research is conducted, and Lorenzo's recent TEDx talk. If you have yet to hear Lorenzo's full story, make sure to check out his Psi Talk, titled "Timing is Everything."

How do you feel about scary movies? In this special LIVE episode, Dr. Ryan Martin is joined by Dr. Jason Cowell and student Sammy Alger-Feser to discuss scary movies. They dive into their feelings on the genre, common physiological reactions, and why people may or may not choose to watch them!

This special LIVE episode was part of the Brown County Library's 3rd annual Comic-Con! In this cross-over episode our host, Ryan Martin, joins forces with Bryan Carr from Serious Fun and Dr. Chuck Rybak to talk about some of your favorite super-villains. Listen in as they discuss the psychology, mental health, and background of super-villains such as Lex Luthor, Killmonger, and the infamous pairing of the Joker and Harley Quinn!

In this episode, Drs. Ryan Martin and Jason Cowell, along with student guest Alie Klein, talk Schizophrenia. Listen in as they discuss symptoms of Schizophrenia, genetic and environmental influences, and the neural underpinnings of clinical disorders. Call and leave us a message at (920)328-5167! We'd love to hear your thoughts, comments, and ideas. Your message may even be featured in a future episode!

In this first episode of season 4, Drs. Ryan Martin and Alan Chu delve into the world of Sport Psychology. Discussion covers a variety of aspects within the discipline- from mental health to performance excellence.

In this episode, Dr. Regan Gurung discusses recent developments regarding the Stanford Prison Experiment along with the "Replication Crisis" in the field of psychology. Plus, we introduce a new segment called "What's Good."

In this LIVE episode we have a special guest host, Bryan Carr, from another Phoenix Studio Podcast, Serious Fun. Bryan Carr talks with our panel of guests, four of the UWGB Psychology faculty Drs. Ryan Martin, Georjeanna Wilson-Doenges, Janna Fogaca, and Regan Gurung. The panel discusses numerous psychology pop culture topics from different books, TV shows, and movies of their choosing.

In continuation with last week's episode, in this LIVE episode Sophie Sielen, Sammy Alger-Feser, and Katrina Weber interview 8 students from universities across the Midwest about the research they presented at the 2018 Midwestern Psychological Association Conference in Chicago.

In this LIVE episode Sophie Sielen, Sammy Alger-Feser, and Katrina Weber interview 10 students from universities across the Midwest about the research they presented at the 2018 Midwestern Psychological Association Conference in Chicago. There were a variety of topics discussed along with more interviews that will be posted in a week.

In this episode guest hosts, Sophie Sielen and Sammy Alger-Feser, talk with UWGB alumni, Chelsey Steffens. Chelsey is the volunteer coordinator at the Sexual Assault Center for Brown County. She discussed what trauma informed care is, how to become a volunteer, and what is is like to work at the Sexual Assault Center.

In this episode Drs. Ryan Martin and Regan Gurung discuss the toll racism can take on those who have been impacted. They look at the impact on both stress and health of people who are discriminated against.

In this unique episode host Dr. Ryan Martin is this week's guest. Guest hosts, Amber Gollata, Katrina Weber, and Samantha Alger-Feser, talk with Dr. Ryan Martin about his research in anger and violence.