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The Art of ManlinessSet Your Future Self Up for SuccessAs you move through time, you exist as a present self who makes decisions, an in-between self who should carry out those decisions, and a future self who will benefit from those decisions. Yet as we all know, in-between self often fails to follow through on what present self resolves, leaving future self pretty bummed out.The solution to this dilemma, my guest says, is for your present self to become much better friends with your future self.His name is Hal Hershfield, and he's a professor of marketing, behavioral decision making, and psychology, and...2023-07-2449 min
Curious Minds at WorkCM 241: Hal Hershfield on Creating Your TomorrowWe’ve all had the experience of working toward goals today that would benefit us in the future. Goals like exercising more, losing weight, or saving for retirement.
Yet when faced with early-morning alarms or tempting desserts, we may lose sight of our goals.
But what if the answer to sticking with them was to form a relationship with a very special person – future you?
Hal Hershfield, author of the book, Your Future Self: How to Make Tomorrow Better Today, has spent his career studying what happens when we build a closer relationship with our future self. His work reveals how...2023-06-0440 min
The Financial Therapy Podcast - It's Not Just About The Money#46 - Why Your Financial Reality May Not Be RealityWhat would you guess the average American worker makes in a year? This is the question professor Nina Strohminger, University of Pennsylvania’s Warton School of Business, asked her business students recently. The professor tweeted that 25% of her class guessed the average American made a six-figure salary. “One of them thought it was 800k,” tweeted Strohminger. The actual average income of an American worker is $56,000. The Twittersphere went crazy criticizing the 25% that got it wrong. I think they got it right. Find out why.A podcast that blends the nuts and bolts of financial advice with the emotion...2022-03-1526 min
I Am Killing You.3 -- Prof. Nina StrohmingerSomeone with credentials comes on. I don't know
2021-07-241h 08
X's lezen risutoData Colada Seminar Series - 20200508 - Nina Strohminger (Univ of Pennsylvania)Data Colada Seminar Series - 20200508 - Nina Strohminger (Univ of Pennsylvania)2020-07-3156 min
Two Psychologists Four BeersPenumbral Fuzz (with Nina Strohminger)Yoel and Mickey welcome Nina Strohminger, Assistant Professor of Legal Studies & Business Ethics at the Wharton School of Business, to the show. Nina delivers entertaining takes on digust and morality, the true self, adventures in academia, and writing heroic book reviews. Do incidental emotions reliably impact decision making? What aspect of mind is at the core of one's identity? Which neurodegenerative diseases are the most difficult for caregivers to cope with? What does Nina really think about Colin McGinn's book, The Meaning of Disgust?
Bonus: What is worse: pop-psychology or pop-philosophy?Special Guest: Nina Strohminger.2020-04-151h 11
The Wright ShowDeath and the Self (Robert Wright & Nina Strohminger)Nina's research on how we understand the self ... The traits that make your self yourself ... Buddhism and the continuity of self through time ... The link between egocentrism and an equanimous attitude toward death ... Bob: Not-self is hard to experience and very hard to understand ... Asian Buddhists vs. "white boy Buddhists" ... Does a happy life require virtuous behavior? ...2019-09-1100 min
Dilemma PodcastEp 4: In Hindsight with Jay Shapiro Host Jay Shapiro reflects on Episode 4 of Dilemma - Listen to the Music with Nina Strohminger. 2019-08-1928 min
Dilemma PodcastS01E04: Listen to the Music - Nina StrohmingerIs it wrong to listen to the music after the musician is revealed to be a terrible person? Join us as we discuss the morality of a young girl named Frankie who is devastated to learn that her favorite band, Pan Fried Onions, is fronted by a real jerk.
Hosts Jay Shapiro & Coleman Hughes & Danielle Lee Tomson2019-08-121h 50
SparkDialogEp 58: Who Are You Anyways? Does Dementia and Alzheimer’s Change Who You Are?: with guest Dr. Nina StrohmingerMillions of people worldwide are suffering from the brain diseases Alzheimer’s and dementia. These diseases take a toll not just on the patients, but also their loved ones. These spouses, children, and friends may be forgotten, left by themselves to question where this leaves their relationship. In some cases, they might even think that their loved one is no longer the person they spent so many years with. They have changed, and the old husband, wife, or parent is no more.
But does dementia and Alzheimer’s change who you are? Today we talk to Dr. Nina Stroh...2019-03-1927 min
SparkDialog PodcastsEp 58: Who Are You Anyways? Does Dementia and Alzheimer's Change Who You Are?Does dementia and Alzheimer's change who you are? Today we talk to Dr. Nina Strohminger about how loved ones see patients with diseases of the mind change.2019-03-1927 min
Very Bad WizardsA Golden Shower of GuestsDave and Tamler celebrate their 75th episode by welcoming six BFFs of the podcast and asking them to share the biggest thing they've changed their minds about in their professional careers. You'll hear Dan Ariely on our moral duty to take science into the real world, Laurie Santos on the the role of neuroscience in explaining psychological findings, Yoel Inbar on what it means to do good science as a psychologist, Eric Schwitzgebel on his metaphysical epiphany about materialism, Nina Strohminger on breaking-up with priming research, and Sam Harris on Artificial Intelligence and its perils, and his recently changed vi...2015-10-062h 29
Ethics & PsychologyEpisode 7: The Moral Self, Moral Injury, and Moral Emotions
In this episode, John interviews Dr. Nina Strohminger about moral psychology and her research on the moral self and moral emotions. While they discuss her research about the moral self and moral emotions, the discussion leads to clinical examples related to values in psychotherapy, moral injury and other conditions treated by psychologists. John and Nina also exchange ideas on emotions in decision-making.
At the end of this podcast, the listener will be able to:
1. Describe the moral self,
2. Explain moral injury and how it applies to psychotherapy,
3. Identify how emo...2014-04-2758 minVery Bad WizardsPorn, Poop, and Personal Identity (with Nina Strohminger)The guest we've been waiting for--Nina Strohminger--joins us to talk about the connection between disgust and humor, cheap laughs, moral character and personal identity, and the British opt-in plan for porn. Plus: how psychologists measure erections and Dave goes Platonist about the form of hilarity. Tamler's daughter should have issued an extra strong disclaimer for this one. Links Nina Strohminger [ninastrohminger.com] David Cameron Proposes Porn Filter [thedailybeast.com] Strohminger, N. and Nichols, S. (in press). The Essential Moral Self. Cognition. Special Guest: Nina Strohminger. Support Very Bad Wizards2013-12-1745 minVery Bad WizardsGrad SchoolDave and Tamler shrug off inside baseball concerns and argue whether to go to grad school, what to do when you get there, and share horror stories about the job market. Also, Tamler explains why the sorority sister who wrote the infamous email is a "civil rights visionary," Dave refuses to say "c*#t punt," and listener contributions from Boomer Trujillo, Yoel Inbar, Rachel Grazioplene, Dave Tucker, and Nina Strohminger. Links Michael Shannon Reads Sorority Letter [funnyordie.com] David Ortiz Pregame Speech [youtube.com] Twitter beef "Thesis Hatement" by Rebecca Schuman [slate.com] "Thesis Defense" by Kat...2013-05-061h 33