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πͺπππ§ ππ¦ π§ππ ππππ‘π‘ππ πππ’π¨π§? We discuss behaviour as it appears in public life, across true crime, current affairs, politics, media moments, and wider cultural events. Paul, a behavioural psychologist, and Helen, a psychotherapist, explore psychology and behaviour through observation and conversation. Sometimes thatβs prompted by a short video clip. Sometimes itβs a broader discussion about whatβs happening in the world. The focus is always on what can be observed psychologically, not on reconstructing cases or explaining events in full. Weβre not investigators, journalists, or political analysts. We donβt do detailed case breakdowns. Weβre interested in behaviour under pressure, credibility, power dynamics, and decision-making as they display publicly. If youβre looking for deep case analysis or comprehensive political commentary, this wonβt be the channel for that. We examine behaviour as data.
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The Psychology of Pompeii- Why Thousands Refused to Run
Do Freemasons Secretly Rule The World- - Psychology & Behaviour
Gwen Shamblin - The billionaire pedophile
Jeffrey Epstein- How Power Protects Itself - Psychology & Behaviour
The Ku Klux Klan - Psychology & Behaviour
Dismantling a Saint- Mother Teresa - Psychology & Behaviour
The Illuminati- Origins, Conspiracies, and Reality - Psychology & Behaviour
Fred and Rose West- The Psychology of 25 Cromwell Street
The Pilgrims- Radical Extremists or Persecuted Believers- - Psychology & Behaviour
Donald Trump - Psychology & Behaviour - Part 3
Donald Trump - Psychology & Behaviour - Part 2
Donald Trump - Psychology & Behaviour - Part 1
Margaret Thatcher - Psychology & Behaviour - Part 1
Margaret Thatcher - Psychology & Behaviour
Sigmund-Freud-Psychology-Behaviour
How-Russell-Brand-Keeps-Reinventing-Hims
How-Psychology-Became-a-Science
Discussing Carl Jung - Psychology Behavi
Alfred Nobel - Psychology & Behaviour
The Stanford Prison Experiment. Real or not
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