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All In The Mind, 1,000 episodes. Page 3 of 10.

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A musician processes her bipolar diagnosis

202

Controlling the chatter in your head

203

Teen boys, modern masculinity and The Man Cave

204

Why talking about toxic masculinity is getting trickier

205

Your body, your brain, your self

206

The Paradoxes of Gossip

207

The History of Brainwashing

208

The Art of Negotiation: mind games and emotional intelligence

209

'Refrigerator mothers' and the history of autism

210

Humour me: why we laugh and what counts as funny

211

The vicious cycle of alcohol and anxiety

212

What happens when our minds wander?

213

A kid can't be diagnosed as a psychopath. Why?

214

The toxic effects of rudeness

215

#TraumaTok: How trauma took over the internet

216

Treating IBS with... Hypnotherapy?

217

The Certainty Myth

218

Trauma, OCD and a PhD

219

The dark side of fame and what it does to the brain

220

Milgram Shock and Stanford Prison — what we misunderstand about the most infamous experiments in psychology

221

Childhood attachment, animal rights and the 'pit of despair': Harry Harlow's unethical experiments

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Why being a beginner is good for you

223

Unethical experiments: the Monster Study

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The psychological tricks that make cults so dangerous

225

Language and loss

226

The Art of Negotiation: mind games and emotional intelligence

227

Pleasure, pain, dopamine and the brain

228

Busting bias: what works and what doesn't

229

Introversion vs Extroversion Part II: Genes, gender and leadership

230

Introversion vs Extroversion

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Can we 'unlearn' chronic pain?

232

The making of a magnificent memory

233

Misadventures in multitasking

234

Neuromarketing — how brands target your brain

235

The 'hidden histories' of autistic adults

236

Taking back control of your time

237

Not broken, just wired differently: ADHD in adulthood

238

The secret life of secrets

239

Does guilt have a silver lining?

240

How we make up our minds: Sydney Writers' Festival

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You've got the music in you

242

'Refrigerator mothers' and the history of autism

243

Can you change your personality?

244

Natural disasters: how floods and fires shape the psyche

245

The psychology of charitable giving

246

'I'm going to cook my baby'

247

The vicious cycle of alcohol and anxiety

248

Grief and the pandemic

249

Co-morbidity: why one mental illness can lead to more

250

What happens when our minds wander?

251

Why heartbreak hurts so bad

252

Hacking humans: social engineering and the power of influence

253

Humour me: why we laugh and what counts as funny

254

All In The Mind presents... What The Duck?!

255

The pleasure of pain

256

'Utterly catastrophic' — life with frontotemporal dementia

257

Seeing red — anger and aggression

258

Toxic positivity — when happiness becomes harmful

259

Controlling the chatter in your head

260

How our brain chemicals drive our behaviour

261

Post-partum psychosis

262

The damage done by emotionally immature parents (and how to heal)

263

Does self-help ... help? The problem with pop psychology

264

The making of a magnificent memory

265

Mood and the magic ion

266

Misadventures in multitasking

267

Psychedelics for mental illness

268

Overcoming resentment with gratitude

269

How dopamine drives our addictions

270

Making big decisions

271

The toxic effects of rudeness

272

Language and loss

273

Habits and making them stick

274

Tears, fears and hope — your pandemic life

275

'As real as waking life' — exploring lucid dreams

276

The peculiar power of talking to strangers

277

The building blocks of wellbeing

278

Hey you! Tell us about your pandemic life

279

Whispers, taps and tingles — what is ASMR?

280

Machiavellianism, and the 'dark triad' of personality

281

Forget dad bod ... what about dad brain?

282

COVID and the brain

283

Electroconvulsive therapy — they still do that?

284

Neuromarketing — how brands target your brain

285

The 'benevolent' brand of sexism

286

The 'hidden histories' of autistic adults

287

Hacking humans: social engineering and the power of influence

288

Delirium in the ICU

289

Why being a beginner is good for you

290

On becoming a mother in a pandemic

291

Antidepressants and young people

292

Are the teens alright?

293

When your eyeballs become audible

294

Does self-help ... help? The problem with pop psychology

295

The guru playbook

296

The making of a magnificent memory

297

Super-voice-recognisers

298

Screaming fans and overzealous stans — the psychology of fandom

299

The damage done by emotionally immature parents (and how to heal)

300

Phobias, paranoia – and how VR can help