Stigma, shame and schizophrenia
Over the last couple of weeks, schizophrenia has been appearing in headlines across the country as details of the Bondi Junction attack unfold.
Published: with Sana Qadar
Duration: 29 minutes 10 seconds
All in the Mind is an exploration of the mental: the mind, brain and behaviour — everything from addiction to artificial intelligence.
Airs Sunday 1pm. Repeated: Monday 1.30pm, Friday 2.30am.
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"Scarier than killer robots": why your mind isn't ready for AI
The AI revolution is coming. Your mind isn't ready for it.
Cognitive Neuroscientist Joel Pearson walks us through the many ways artificial intelligence is messing — and will mess — with our psychology.
Duration: 29 minutes 25 seconds
Published: with Sana Qadar
Being a human lab rat for 30 years: what happens next
Researchers knew Susannah better than her own parents.
They may have even known her better than herself.
Today, how spending thirty years in a psychological study warped journalist Susannah Breslin's life.
Duration: 29 minutes 6 seconds
Published: with Sana Qadar
Susannah was the subject of research for 30 years. It cost her her 'private life'
From her early childhood well into adulthood, Susannah Breslin was studied by US researchers who became like parent figures to her. She has mixed feelings about the study's impact on her life.
Published: by Anna Kelsey-Sugg and Sana Qadar
The simple skills that can help you have deeper conversations
Author Charles Duhigg and broadcaster Beverley Wang have made a profession out of having good conversations. They share how deeper listening, laughing more, and slowing down can help.
Published: by Anna Kelsey-Sugg and Sana Qadar
When is a 'bad feeling' actually bad news? Psychologists say not everything is a coincidence
Less than an hour after Isla left a Mumbai cafe, it became a terrorist target. Did her intuition save her, and should we always trust that "sixth sense"?
Published: by Anna Salleh
There's a common trait among people with eating disorders, but many don't know about it
There's a strong connection between living with an eating disorder and having the perfectionism trait. As the negative impacts of that link rise, these experts are calling for better understanding.
Published: by Anna Kelsey-Sugg
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