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Sage Psychology & Psychiatry

Sage Publications

Welcome to the official free Podcast site from Sage for Psychology & Psychiatry. Sage is a leading international publisher of journals, books, and electronic media for academic, educational, and professional markets with principal offices in Los Angeles, London, New Delhi, and Singapore.

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12:24

PWQ: Sexual Object or Sexual Subject? Media Use,...

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2018/04/03

Psychology of Women Quarterly editor Mary Brabeck interviews Dr. Rita Seabrook on the published article "Sexual Object or Sexual Subject? Media Use, Self-Sexualization, and Sexual Agency Among Undergraduate Women." This podcast examines the connection between media use and self-objectification among undergraduate women and Dr. Seabrook explains the findings within her article by illustrating the research methodology she and her co-authors, L. Monique Ward, Petal Grower, Soraya Giaccardi, and Julia

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09:37

Therapeutic nihilism and youth suicide

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2018/04/03

The April 2018 podcast features Professor Helen Christensen, Director and Chief Scientist at the Black Dog Institute, a prominent Australian Non-Government Organisation dedicated to the identification, prevention, and treatment of mental illness. Professor Christensen leads the Digital Dog team, which is developing youth-friendly methods for early detection and treatment of mental illness. In the podcast the Black Dog’s innovative approach to health care delivery and ambitious research leveraging

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16:15

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 79 “Realistic...

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2018/03/13

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 79 “Realistic Love: Contemporary college women’s negotiations of princess culture and the “reality” of romantic relationships”: Dr Amanda Koontz answers questions about her recent study on the perception of princess culture amongst college-aged women and the possible impact it has on their constructions of romantic relationships

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19:46

Addiction Psychiatry and Manufactured Epiphanies‬

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2018/02/14

The February 2018 podcast interviews Dr Mark Daglish, Director of Addiction Psychiatry at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. Dr Daglish has been involved in research into the neurochemistry of craving, the role of craving in relapse, and brief interventions for young people presenting to emergency departments with alcohol related injuries. In the podcast the importance of integrated care of patients presenting with addiction across medical, social, legal, and other services, and the search for

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17:19

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 78 “Depression,...

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2018/02/12

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 78 “Depression, emotion regulation and the demand and withdraw pattern during intimate relationship conflict”: Dr Sarah Holley discusses her paper which investigates the relationship between depression and the demand/withdraw pattern common in conflict in romantic couples.

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Podcast 77

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2017/12/18

Dr Angela Neal talks about how anger builds within a relationship as people project their own attraction towards other people onto their partners’ and how this projection alters their perceptions of their partner’s attraction to others; increasing the perceived threat to the relationship

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12:26

Autism Matters 24 “Puzzle Piece"

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2017/11/23

Robyn Steward interviews Kabie Brook about the story behind and the reasons for the recent decision to update the Autism front cover imagery.

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18:47

Mediating assertive care and paternalism in old age...

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2017/11/22

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Relationship Matters Podcast Number 76 “Feeling bad...

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2017/11/14

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 76 “Feeling bad when your partner is away”: Dr Nathalie Meuwly discusses her recent study which explores the correlation between attachment insecurity and peoples negative cognitions and dysfunctional affect regulation when faced with potential relationship threats

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17:01

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 75 “Responses to...

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2017/11/14

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 75 “Responses to intimate partners to attempts to change”: Dr Kieran Sullivan talks about her recent paper on her research on the effectiveness of intimate partners’ attempts to influence health behaviour through social control

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Relationship Matters Podcast Number 74 “Relationship...

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2017/11/14

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 74 “Relationship satisfaction and the subjective distance of past relational events”: Professor Anne Wilson discusses her recent study on how current relationship satisfaction impacts on subjective temporal distance of memories

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11:17

PWQ: "White Female Bystanders' Responses to a Black...

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2017/10/30

Psychology of Women Quarterly editor Mary Brabeck interviews Psychology professor Dr. Jennifer Katz on the published article "White Female Bystanders' Responses to a Black Woman at Risk for Incapacitated Sexual Assault." This podcast examines the question "who intervenes to help women in distress?", and Dr. Katz explains the findings within her article by illustrating the experiments she and her co-authors, Christine Merrilees, Jill C. Hoxmeier, and Marisa Motisi, ran for data.

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15:08

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 73 “Touch reduces...

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2017/10/26

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 73 “Touch reduces romantic jealousy in the anxiously attached”: Kaylyn Kim talks about her research on touch as a way to reduce romantic jealousy in anxiously attached partners.

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17:36

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 72 “Cognitive...

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2017/10/26

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 72 “Cognitive processes underlying the self-other perspective in women’s judgements of sexual victimisation risk”: Dr Jenny Rinehart discusses her study on how women perceive risk of sexual victimisation for themselves and for others and the cognitive processes involved

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11:28

Autism Matters Podcast 23

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2017/10/16

Laura Crane interviews Dr Noah Sasson from University of Dallas, Texas where he is an Associate Professor. They discuss Dr Sasson’s article which looks at peoples first impressions of adults on the autism spectrum and how they are affected by the disclosure of diagnosis.

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17:02

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 71 “What does it...

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2017/10/13

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 71 “What does it mean to feel loved?”: Dr Saeideh Heshmati of Pennsylvania State University, explains the findings of her recent study on individual and shared opinions on what makes people feel loved using cultural consensus theory

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16:53

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 70: “Marriage as...

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2017/10/13

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 70: “Marriage as a training ground”: Dr Tila Pronk of Tilburg University, discusses her paper which looks at whether partners’ levels of self-control and forgiveness change in the first four years of marriage.

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13:36

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 69 “Swiping me...

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2017/10/05

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 69 “Swiping me off my feet: Explicating relationship initiation on Tinder”. Professor Leah E. LeFebvre of the University of Wyoming, talks about her paper which delves into how mobile dating apps like Tinder are changing how relationship initiating functions.

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15:39

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 68 “Widening the...

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2017/10/05

Relationship Matters Podcast Number 68 “Widening the Gap: Support gaps in same race versus different race female friendship dyads”: Professor Sharde Davis of the University of Connecticut, discusses her research on the differences in support in female friendships observed among friends from a similar racial background and those from differing racial backgrounds

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20:01

An interview with Frances Dark on peer workers in the...

Sage Psychology & Psychiatry ·

2017/10/04

A driving force in the emergence of the Recovery movement has been the increasing sense of agency of people with mental illness in their own return to mental health. Peer worker programmes leverage individual experiences of successful recovery from mental illness to provide patients with exemplars to help them find their own paths back to health. The October podcast features Dr Frances Dark, Clinical Director of the Rehabilitation Academic Clinical Unit, Metro South Health, Brisbane, who talks about

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