Connor Whiteley
THE PSYCHOLOGY WORLD PODCAST
Welcome to The Psychology World Podcast with me, Connor Whiteley GMBPsS, psychology graduate and bestselling author. What you'll get by subscribing to this podcast is access to engaging and free psychological knowledge covering a wide range of areas and psychology news to help you deepen your understanding of psychology beyond textbooks and the lecture theatre. Hosted by me... Connor Whiteley, a psychology graduate currently studying a Clinical Psychology MSc and the internationally bestselling author of over 40 psychology. I can't wait to demystify psychology. LISTEN NOW!
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Jul 6, 2026
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Episodes
5 Ways To Live Longer According To Biological Psychology. A Physiological Psychology, Autophagy and Biological Psychology Podcast Episode. 05.09.2022 22:35
In psychology, people rarely think our biology, much less than processes at the cellular level, can impact our behaviour, quality of life and how long we live for. In this fascinating biological psychology episode, you look at the amazing process autophagy and why it is so critical to neurogenerative diseases and perhaps living longer. In the personal update, you get to listen to an interesting ra...
Why Most Online Trolls Have Subclinical Sadism? A Clinical Psychology and Personality Psychology Podcast Episode. 29.08.2022 19:53
Online trolls aim to upset, harass and even threaten people for their own amusement, but how do their personalities affect trolls? Does their personality cause their trolling behaviour? That's the focus of this fascinating personality psychology episode podcast. If you enjoy clinical psychology and personalities then you don't want to miss this one! In the psychology news section, you'll hear abou...
How Defence Mechanisms Interfere With Therapy? A Clinical Psychology Podcast Episode. 22.08.2022 20:03
Everyone has defence mechanisms to help us avoid uncomfortable situations, feelings and emotions but in psychotherapy, these mechanisms can become a problem that might need dealing with. In this great clinical psychology episode, we discuss what defence mechanisms are, the 3 most common and more. You definitely want to listen to this! In the psychology news section, you'll learn about the benefits...
Why Dyslexia Is A Unique Cognitive Strength and Not A Disorder? A Clinical Psychology and Evolutionary Psychology Podcast Episode. 15.08.2022 19:15
Dyslexia is often thought of as a disorder of reading and writing and those that have the condition are doomed to failure, but this isn't true. In this fascinating podcast episode that blends clinical, evolutionary and cognitive psychology we explore why Dyslexia is not a disorder, but a unique cognitive strength that has helped humanity to survive and thrive throughout our species' lifetime...
Who's Most Likely To Recover From Psychosis? A Clinical Psychology Podcast Episode. 08.08.2022 17:51
Lots of people believe you cannot recover from psychosis, but this isn't true. Yet it does raise the question, why do some people recover from psychosis, and others do not. In this fascinating clinical psychology podcast episode, you'll why some people can recover from psychosis and how many do. You need to listen to this! In the psychology news section, you hear about the clues to if a person is...
PWP- 163: What Are Two New Treatments For Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder? A Clinical Psychology and Cognitive Psychology Podcast Episode. 01.08.2022 23:29
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is an awful condition affecting people witnessing traumatic events, but now there are two new fascinating treatment options that offer PTSD sufferers renewed hope. That's the focus of today's great clinical psychology podcast episode! In the psychology news section, you'll hear about the sort of policies helicopter parents support, how to increase people's curiosity...
PWP- 162: What Is Coercive Control? A Forensic Psychology and Criminal Psychology Podcast Episode. 25.07.2022 27:20
After reading someone's experience of domestic violence and coercive control and their wishes to increase aware. I really want to help honour their wishes about this outrageous form of domestic abuse. In this forensic psychology episode, we explore what is coercive control, why is it important to look at and so many more great facets of this fascinating topic. In the psychology news section, you'l...
PWP- 161: What Is Gaslighting And When Is It Gaslighting? A Social Psychology Podcast Episode. 18.07.2022 20:34
Gaslighting is a very popular and common term in 2022, but what is gaslighting and when it something gaslighting or not? These are the critical questions we'll focus on in social psychology podcast episode. You need to listen to this! In the psychology news section, you'll learn about how religiosity impacts living distance two graveyards, how merely anticipating stress affects our mood and why pe...
PWP- 160: What Is The Criminal Psychology of Poisonings? A Forensic Psychology Podcast Episode. 14.07.2022 13:42
In forensic psychology, poisonings are rarely spoken about, but why do people poison others and most importantly, what makes a successful poisoner? That's the focus in this criminal psychology podcast episode. If you're interested in the psychology behind homicidal poisonings, you definitely want to listen to this! LISTEN NOW! If you want to learn more, please check out: FREE AND EXCLUSIVE 8 PSYCH...
PWP- 159: What Links Russian espionage To Evolutionary Psychology? A Social Psychology and Political Psychology Podcast Episode. 11.07.2022 23:59
We know from biological psychology that our biology impacts our behaviour a lot and it interacts with out environment to create our behaviour. However, how does Russian espionage link to biological psychology? This is the fascinating focus of today's episode as we explore "Darwinian Scripts" to their effects on people and political group and different examples of Russian security penetration. Incl...
PWP- 158: Are Psychopaths Really More Likely To Be Successful? A Psychopathy, Clinical Psychology and Personality Psychology Podcast Episode. 04.07.2022 19:42
Whilst I recover from COVID-19, I wanted to turn our attention to the very widely held belief that psychopaths are always successful and more likely to be more promoted over non-psychopathic people. But what's the truth? In this exciting clinical psychology podcast episode, we cover a brand new study from February 2022 to find out! In the psychology news section, you'll learn about the effects of...
PWP- 157: Is There A Better Model For Diagnosing Mental Health Conditions? A Clinical Psychology And Psychopathology Podcast Episode. 26.06.2022 17:58
If you ask any clinical psychologist about the Diagnostic And Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), they will tell you how flawed and awful it is, so is there a better model for diagnosing mental conditions? Well it turns out there is a lot of promise for something known as the Hierarchical Taxonomy Of Psychopathology (HiTOP Approach). So in this fascinating clinical psychology episode,...
PWP- 156: Myths About Marriage. A Social Psychology And Psychology Of Relationships Podcast Episode. 23.06.2022 7:51
Just like everything in life there are a lot myths around marriages and especially what makes a so-called perfect marriage. So in this social psychology episode, we look at 5 myths about marriages, why they're dangerous and we touch on the truth. This is a great episode for an awareness of future or even current relationships. Enjoy! LISTEN NOW! If you want to learn more, please check out: FREE AN...
PWP- 155: 5 Harmful Myths About Child Sexual Abuse. A Forensic Psychology and Criminal Psychology Podcast Episode. 20.06.2022 19:03
When it comes to child sexual abuse there are a lot of myths that damage the lives of victims and others affected by the crime, and these myths even damage our sexual offenses prevention strategies. So in this forensic psychology podcast episode, we examine these myths to find out what the truth is about sexual abuse. And most importantly how do we stop it. If you're interested in forensic psychol...
PWP- 154: What Is Forensic Psychopathology? A Forensic Psychology and Criminal Psychology Podcast Episode 13.06.2022 22:30
The vast majority of psychology students and professionals are familiar with forensic psychology (and that it isn't silly criminal profiling) and they're familiar with psychopathology. But what is forensic psychopathology? And why is it such an important subfield of forensic psychology? Well that's the focus of this fascinating and eye-opening forensic psychology podcast episode! If you're interes...
PWP- 153: Is It Okay For Clients To Ask Psychotherapists Personal Questions? A Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy Podcast Episode. 06.06.2022 16:58
As future or current psychotherapists, our clients will at some point ask us some personal questions. But should we answer them? Is it professional to do so? In this really interesting clinical psychology episode podcast, we discuss is it okay for clients to ask therapists questions? And why? If you're interested in psychotherapy, you really don't want to miss this! In the psychology news sec...
PWP- 152: Mental Health: What Is Admissible In Court? A Clinical Psychology and Forensic Psychology Podcast Episode. 30.05.2022 19:41
Lots of people believe that confidentiality can never be broken by psychotherapists and counsellors and others in the mental health profession. But that isn't strictly true. So in this great clinical and forensic psychology podcast episode, you'll going to learn about how courts and the legal process can break confidentiality. And we answer the pressing question of what is admissible in court? In...
PWP- 151: What Is The Case For Bibliotherapy? A Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy Podcast Episode. 23.05.2022 22:17
As much as I love looking at newer forms of psychotherapy, it is important for us to look at older forms of therapy too. So in this clinical psychology episode, you'll get to hear about the massive effectiveness and possible implications of bibliotherapy. If you're interested in psychotherapy then you seriously do NOT want to miss out! In the psychology news section, you'll hear about why top perf...
PWP- 150: What Are The Mental Health Pros and Cons of Marijuana Use? A Clinical Psychology Podcast Episode. 16.05.2022 17:27
The legalisation of marijuana is becoming increasingly common despite the unanswered questions psychologists and other mental health professionals have about its effect on behaviour and its harmful side effects. So in this clinical psychology episode, we look at some of the benefits and negatives of using marijuana. This is an episode you DO NOT want to miss! In the psychology news section, you'll...
PWP- 149: 5 Things Therapists Shouldn't Do In Therapy. A Clinical Psychology Podcast Episode. 09.05.2022 19:23
Whilst red flags are extremely uncommon in therapy, it is still vital to be aware of them as current or future psychotherapists. So in this really interesting clinical psychology podcast episode, we look at 5 things therapist just shouldn't do in therapy, and some of them are just weird! If you want to be a therapist in the future then this is a critical episode to listen to! In the psychology new...
PWP- 148: Scandals, Weather and TV Adverts. Psychology of Voting Part 2. A Political Psychology and Voting Psychology Podcast Episode. 05.05.2022 12:26
Finishing up our look at the factors affecting our voting behaviour, we examine how the weather, political TV adverts and political scandals affect voting in this fascinating podcast episode filled with interesting (and sometimes bizarre) facts and figures. You really do not want to miss this episode! LISTEN NOW! If you want to learn more, please check out: FREE AND EXCLUSIVE 8 PSYCHOLOGY BOOK BOX...
PWP- 147: Psychology of Voting Part 1: A Political Psychology and Voting Psychology Podcast Episode 02.05.2022 21:25
Everyone thinks we vote because of sound logic, but that is rarely the case. There are tons of different factors affecting how we vote and our politics. So in this fascinating political psychology podcast episode, you'll learn what factors affect how we vote! In the psychology news section, you'll hear about how music makes us less cautious, how extroverts are considered poor listeners and how see...
PWP- 146: 5 Ways Psychology Can Change Your Life. A Psychology Podcast Episode. 25.04.2022 17:49
Focusing on a light and slightly introductory topic this week, psychology has so many amazing benefits and that's why everyone should probably study it at some point in their lives. So in this podcast episode, you'll learn five critical ways psychology can change your life, and why it is so great to study! In the psychology news section, you'll hear about why both low and highly educated people ar...
PWP- 145: How Beauty Amplifies A Psychopath's Natural Advantage? A Clinical Psychology and Psychopathology Podcast Episode. 18.04.2022 20:39
Psychopaths are great manipulators with their charms, deceptions and other features. But beauty can seriously add to their already almost supernatural abilities to bend people to their will. So in this great clinical psychology podcast episode, we look how exactly beauty can amplifies a psychopath's already powerful advantages! This is a must listen if you're interested in abnormal psychology, psy...
PWP- 144: Why Do People Emotionally Abuse Others? A Clinical Psychology Podcast Episode. 11.04.2022 20:38
Emotional abuse can be extremely damaging and it can destroy lives, so why do people do it? In this great clinical psychology podcast episode, you'll learn what is emotional abuse, and five reasons why people emotionally abuse others. This is a must-listen for anyone interested in emotional abuse. In the psychology news section, you'll learn about the personality factors that millionaires h...
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