Productive Discussion About United Airlines De-Boarding Social Psychology Teaching Tools

Ep 279: The United Airlines “Involuntary Deboarding” Incident: from Shock Value to Productive Discussion

  • April 19, 2017
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The involuntary removal of a passenger on a United Airlines flight has justifiably garnered a lot of attention. And as teachers we certainly want to capture students’ attention. But how do we create a discussion among students that goes beyond the simple shock value of showing the video? In this episode I talk both about […]

How Stereotypes are Created Social Psychology

Ep 273: Stereotypes and How We Get Past Them

  • January 20, 2017
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One reason stereotypes exist is because, sometimes, there’s some truth in them. As an Italian-American I can say that, yes, a lot of the times I use my hands when I talk. And it appears to be true that men think about sex more often and are more easily sexually aroused (in general). So what […]