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Jul 15, 2018 1 hr

Geek Therapy Research

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#147: We get asked a lot about whether or not we can back up “Geek Therapy” with research and that question is difficult to answer. We talk about psychology and mental health research, including new revelations about the Stanford Prison Experiment, and whether it’s possible to research Geek Therapy. Questions? Comments? Discuss this episode on the GT Forum. *Get Geek Therapy merchandise at geektherapy.com/store. (Affiliate Disclosure) Notes: Starship Therapise – http://bit.ly/2JpRwNz Fandom, meaning, and logotherapy (Forum) – http://bit.ly/2LkC86T Cooperative video games to use with client? (Forum) – http://bit.ly/2LjDTkx — Find us at www.GeekTherapy.com | @GeekTherapy | Lara: @GeekTherapist | Lauren: @CHICKENDINOSAUR | Ali: @AliMattu | Josué: @JosueACardona Become a member of Geek Therapy on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/geektherapy Ask us anything through the Question Queue and we’ll answer on the show: geektherapy.com/qq Join the Geek Therapy mailing list: http://eepurl.com/wS4LP The post Geek Therapy Research appeared first on Geek Therapy.

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#147: We get asked a lot about whether or not we can back up “Geek Therapy” with research and that question is difficult to answer. We talk about psychology and mental health research, including new revelations about the Stanford Prison Experiment, and whether it’s possible to research Geek Therapy. Questions? Comments? Discuss this episode on […]

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