Psychologie Podcast über Verhalten und Forschung – Menschlich
Understanding how people think, feel and behave is a huge challenge.
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Latest episodes
Stereotypes, Prejudice and Discrimination: What Can We Do About Them? – With Ulrich Klocke
How Does Language Shape Our Thinking? – With Fritz Günther
n this episode, we speak with social psychologist Dr. Ulrich Klocke about stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination, and about effective ways to reduce them. We discuss how these phenomena work and what consequences they have. Dr. Klocke also gives a detailed account of his research on anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination, particularly in schools.
In this episode, we talk with Prof. Fritz Günther about how language shapes our thinking. Together, we discuss the psychological perspective on language research, the role of swear words, the approach of computational modeling, and the use of large language models.
Stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination: What can we do about them? – With Ulrich Klocke
In this episode, we speak with social psychologist Dr. Ulrich Klocke about stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination, and about effective ways to reduce them. We discuss how these phenomena work and what consequences they have. Dr. Klocke also gives a detailed account of his research on anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination, particularly in schools.
How does language shape our thinking? – With Fritz Günther
In this episode, we talk with Prof. Fritz Günther about how language shapes our thinking. Together, we discuss the psychological perspective on language research, the role of swear words, the approach of computational modeling, and the use of large language models.
About us
Maria Saryusz-Wolska
Tara Liese
Malte Cox
Maria
Saryusz-Wolska
Tara Liese
Malte Cox
Maria Saryusz-Wolska
Tara Liese
Malte Cox
The podcast
“Menschlich” (German for “human”) is a student-run psychology podcast from Berlin. We discuss current research from all areas of psychology and ask what it has to do with our everyday lives. We regularly invite guests from academia and talk with them about what lies behind the findings.
Most of our episodes are in German for now, but English episodes are coming soon.
Who we are
We are Maria Saryusz-Wolska, Tara Liese, Adriana Gerstner, Neele Paschke and Malte Cox, and we study psychology at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. We developed the idea for this podcast as part of the Fachschaftsinitiative Psychologie, the student council initiative of our department. Elisabeth Trommler also contributed during the initial phase and the development of the concept. We handle concept, research, recording and production ourselves, so we are always learning.
We sincerely thank the CMS and the Tonstudio Adlershof, as well as the podcast studio at the Jacob-und-Wilhelm-Grimm-Zentrum, for giving us the opportunity to record and produce our episodes.
You can download a flyer and a poster about our podcast here.
Disclaimer
This podcast is an independent student project. We, Maria Saryusz-Wolska, Tara Liese, Adriana Gerstner, Neele Paschke and Malte Cox, are solely responsible for its content. Neither the Fachschaftsinitiative Psychologie nor Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin is responsible for this podcast or its content.
Contact
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You can find us on Instagram at: @menschlich_podcast
We welcome questions, suggestions, feedback, topic ideas and more.
Write us an email at:
You can find us on Instagram at: @menschlich_podcast