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Psych Made Me

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by Liv Bruce and Roger Yan

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Kia ora everyone, welcome to the Psyc Made Me Podcast. A show where in each episode you join Roger, a social psychology PhD student and Liv, a developmental psychology honours student as we get nice and personal with some of the finest minds the psychology department has to offer, here at Otago. Together we’ll explore the journeys that have led them to where they are today and the fascinating research that comes out of their labs.

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3/5/2022

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Episode thumbnail for What even is a psychopath? - Professor Martin Sellbom

March 11, 2022

What even is a psychopath? - Professor Martin Sellbom

From mandatory military service in Sweden, to American football in Indiana, to horse riding in Otago, it seems like Professor Martin Sellbom has done it all. In this episode, Liv discusses with Martin why the language we use around mental health is important, whether a ‘psychopath’ is a real thing and Martin’s diverse journey to Otago. This episode was hosted by Liv Bruce and Roger Yan, and produced and edited by Rachel Anson.

Episode thumbnail for A career as a clinical psychologist and child researcher - Dr Libby Schaughency

March 10, 2022

A career as a clinical psychologist and child researcher - Dr Libby Schaughency

Dr Libby Schaughency had a chat with Roger about her time as both a clinician and an academic. We talked about the important skills she’s learnt and the benefits of reading books to children. Libby tells all from her career’s experiences, such as kids snowball fighting and child’s advocate group “Moms from Hell.” This episode was hosted by Liv Bruce and Roger Yan, and produced and edited by Rachel Anson.

Episode thumbnail for Using real life experience in studying prejudice - Associate Professor Jackie Hunter

March 9, 2022

Using real life experience in studying prejudice - Associate Professor Jackie Hunter

In this episode, Roger chats to Jackie about his incredible story, from witnessing prejudice in Northern Ireland and being a refugee to now researching prejudice and belonging in New Zealand. If you’re keen to get inspired, this is a must-listen! This episode was hosted by Liv Bruce and Roger Yan, and produced and edited by Rachel Anson.

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What is Psych Made Me?

Kia ora everyone, welcome to the Psyc Made Me Podcast. A show where in each episode you join Roger, a social psychology PhD student and Liv, a developmental psychology honours student as we get nice and personal with some of the finest minds the psychology department has to offer, here at Otago. Together we’ll explore the journeys that have led them to where they are today and the fascinating research that comes out of their labs.

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This podcast updates daily.

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