Episode 11-Prison Psych
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Welcome to Spooky Psychology with Megan & Lauren. In this episode we will be discussing the psychology of the prison system. We touch on topics such as solitary confinement, what the process looks like of a prison intake, socialization in prison, nutraloaf, and much more. We also want to hear from you for our next episode where we will interview people who have worked in the prison system.
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Episode 10- Paraphilic Disorders
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Welcome to Spooky Psychology with Megan And Lauren. In this episode we will be discussing the psychology of Paraphilias and the stories of Carl Tanzler and Jerome Brudos. Sources: Hopkinsguides.com (johns hopkins website), Psychology today, Web MD, Oxford clinical psychology website ,A new classification of necrophilia- anil aggrawal - journal of forensic and legal medicine, Psychology today, historydaily.org Wikipedia, murderpedia, biography.com
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Episode 9- Stockholm Syndrome
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Welcome to Spooky Psychology with Megan & Lauren. In this episode we discuss the psychology of stockholm syndrome, and the stories of Mary McElroy and Patty Hearst. Sources : Wikipedia, , , Psychcentral.com. Abuse and relationships.org, Kati Morton Youtube video, FBI Law enforcement bulletin- July 2007- Understanding stockholm syndrome, The lineup- 6 chilling cases of stockholm syndrome, , , ,
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Episode 8- Phobias
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Welcome to Spooky Psychology with Megan & Lauren, in this episode we will be discussing Phobias. Sources: Wikipedia, Verywellmind, Mayo Clinic, Reddit, Psychology today, Healthline
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Episode 7- Santa Claus, Krampus & Behavior Modification Mythology
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Welcome to this episode of Spooky Psychology with Megan & Lauren! In this episode we will be discussing Santa Claus, Krampus and behavior modification Mythology. Sources , , History.com- history of christmas, Creative child.com/ naughty or nice, , Huffington Post, Mental Floss, Wikipedia, Yokai.com
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Episode 6- Female Serial Killers
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Welcome to Spooky Psychology with Megan & Lauren! In this episode we will be discussing the Psychology of Female Serial Killers. Sources: wikipedia, Murderpedia, Radford University, , , , Michael & C. Kelleher (1998) Murder Most Rare, The new York Times, Serial Killer Podcast, ,
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Episode 5- Mass Hysteria
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Welcome to spooky Psychology with Megan & Lauren, In this episode we discuss mass hysteria, the Salem witch trials, and the McMartin Preschool trial. Sources: Verywell mind, Everyday health, wikipedia, History of massachusetts.org, , ,
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Episode 4- Cults
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Welcome to Spooky Psych with Megan and Lauren. In this episode we will discuss the psychology of cults, the sullvanian cult and the children of god. Sources: Wikipedia, Psychology today, Bustle, Cults (amazon prime series), the atlantic, ranker, the rolling stone, the gothamist, timeline.com, esquire, xfamily.org
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Episode 3: Horror stories in the field
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Welcome to Spooky Psychology with Megan & Lauren. In this episode we discuss some experiences in the field, and what therapists do to get their clinical hours.
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Episode 2- Male Serial Killers
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Welcome to spooky Psychology with Megan & Lauren. In this episode we talk about the psychology of male serial killers, and the stories of Richard Ramirez and Andrei Chikatilo. P.S. Again sorry about any audio issues, still learning over here! Sources: Psychology Today- "Understanding what drives serial killers", FBI.gov, Whoever fights monsters- Robert Ressler, Radford University Serial Killer Data base, National Institute of Justice Society for the Study of Psychopathy, DSM V, biography.com ,crimemuseum.org, , murderpedio.org,
info_outlineWelcome to spooky Psychology with Megan & Lauren. In this episode we talk about the psychology of male serial killers, and the stories of Richard Ramirez and Andrei Chikatilo.
P.S. Again sorry about any audio issues, still learning over here!
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Sources:
Psychology Today- "Understanding what drives serial killers", FBI.gov, Whoever fights monsters- Robert Ressler, Radford University Serial Killer Data base, National Institute of Justice Society for the Study of Psychopathy, DSM V, biography.com ,crimemuseum.org, https://www.nytimes.com/1994/02/16/world/a-serial-killer-of-52-is-executed-by-russia.html, murderpedio.org,