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Shrink Space

Shrink Space

De : Rob Patterson Ph.D. David Colarossi Ph.D.
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 Join Dr. Rob Patterson and Dr. David Colarossi, two friends and psychologists, as they explore the intricacies of the human mind with humor, heart, and a side of friendly banter. In each episode, they debate key psychological concepts, shedding light on the fascinating principles that shape our everyday lives. From unraveling the mysteries of human behavior to diving into the latest research—or just having a good laugh along the way—Shrink Space is your go-to podcast for a lively mix of insights, spirited debates, and plenty of laughs that will make you think twice about what makes us tick.Rob Patterson, Ph.D. David Colarossi, Ph.D. Science Sciences sociales
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  • Money Doesn’t Motivate People (The Way You Think) | Shrink Space E.68

    Money Doesn’t Motivate People (The Way You Think) | Shrink Space E.68
    May 6 2026

    We’re told money is what drives us. But is it?

    In this episode of Shrink Space, we talk about what actually motivates people, why chasing more never seems to feel like enough, and how the hedonic treadmill keeps us stuck wanting more.
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    39 min
  • Why High Performers Feel Like Frauds | Shrink Space E.67

    Why High Performers Feel Like Frauds | Shrink Space E.67
    Apr 16 2026

    Imposter syndrome can make even capable people doubt themselves. In this episode, we unpack why it happens, what it actually means, and how to tell the difference between self-doubt and real limitations. We also talk about how to work through it and build more confidence over time.
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    34 min
  • Is AI Making Us Dumber? | Shrink Space E.66

    Is AI Making Us Dumber? | Shrink Space E.66
    Apr 1 2026

    Is AI making us dumber or enhancing us?

    In this episode of Shrink Space, we explore how artificial intelligence is changing the way we think, work, and make decisions. As AI becomes part of everyday life, from healthcare to simple daily tasks, we look at what that means for our effort, our skills, and our ability to think critically.

    We also take a step back and look at history. People have always been skepticalof new technology, even as far back as Socrates. So is this just a familiar pattern, or is AI fundamentally different?

    We talk about effort avoidance, the trade-off between convenience and skill, how AI might impact critical thinking, who is most affected, and where AI can genuinely add value.
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    50 min
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