305. Unconscious Learning

from The Coffee Hour · host Adam Venrick

Adam sits down with Denison Psychology Major, Zeenat Tabaku to talk about her research into the perception of race, gender and anger in the work space. Along the way, they talk about the problematic nature of television, whether or not Sigmund Freud should still be taught in schools and why the 2020 election came down to Biden and Trump. All this and more on The Coffee Hour.

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