Why True Crime Makes Us Overconfident (and Why That’s Risky)

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from Backseat Positivity · host Dawn

Send us Fan MailRecording a podcast on Christmas Day was both a heartwarming and challenging experience, as I found myself juggling the holiday spirit, family expectations, and the comfort of spending time with my pet frog. The festive chaos offered a quirky backdrop as I pondered the complexities of mental health amidst binge-watching true crime documentaries and shared my enduring fascination with unsolved mysteries, particularly the Madeleine McCann case. Venturing into the world of unsolved crimes, I explored the psychological impact they can have, drawing parallels with those haunting dreams of showing up to an exam completely unprepared.The episode took a reflective turn as I examined the rise of "armchair detectives" and their struggle with cognitive biases, which can obscure objectivity and influence perceptions during public trials. Amidst such serious discussions, a lighthearted interlude about Sally's trip and my amusing battle with words like "antics" offered some comic relief. Throughout the episode, I expressed gratitude for listener support and encouraged feedback to enhance the podcast experience. Join me for an engaging mix of introspection and humor, topped with a sprinkle of holiday cheer.Support the showPlease consider helping me out, I'd seriously super appreciate it! <3 https://www.patreon.com/diariesofadoctor

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