PSYCHOLOGY CONCEPTS THAT WILL BLOW YOUR MIND | PART 2

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[@emmalouge123]

See, I'm not a psych student but have always been interested in psychology so I learn something new every time I watch these! Thanks Sarah!

[@solo_incrept_to_infect]

you should talk about Stockholm syndrome. I think that is something that happens to cult members.

[@LACwriter]

And kidnapping victims. To some extent, probably abuse victims as well.

[@ala4935]

Alannah definitely; something very similar, if not clinically defined as, happens in abusive relationships.

[@BubbleGum-sk9ql]

Stockholm syndrome is kinda beautiful to me tbh lol.

[@sarafurgeson8017]

I think a video on the psychology of addiction could be a great addition to your channel and the world of KZbin in general. Particular attention to the current opioid epidemic would be great and might help some effected people.

[@anonymouse0123]

it'd be cool if she messaged people who have been addicts about their personal experiences, i feel like hearing about it firsthand gives the greatest effect. i've been clean for 2 years & would like hearing from others like me!

[@ccap3211]

hello kitty congrats! I've been clean from oc for 8 years! What was your doc?

[@anonymouse0123]

damn girl congrats to u!!! my doc was klonopin, coke, & heroin. u r amazing!!

[@ccap3211]

hello kitty same to you! I didn't do it cold turkey, I used subutex to get off which definitely helped! I'm 26, how old are you?

[@lesaubergines]

A great piece written recently was "The Addicts Next Door"

[@BeverleyButterfly]

I was in a cult, they are so clever it's scary thank you for not saying people are stupid

[@ashleymarcy265]

I'm glad you got out ❤

[@racheyt9196]

There is a documentary on Netflix called The Witness about the murder of Kitty Genovese made by her brother. It really is about this story of nobody helping and it turns out it isn't true, people did help her, the newspapers really spun this story to sell headlines. It is a brilliant film, heartbreaking but very interesting. Everyone has heard of this story but the documentary really makes you feel that people really aren't that uncaring and you can't believe everything you read in the papers.

[@VioletRodriguezPA]

Congratulations on your job! I would love a video on the relationship between narcissism and codependency. Also psychological abuse/manipulation in the workforce. Thank you.

[@probablylexi656]

Violet Rodriguez yessss

[@ala4935]

emotional abuse was suggested in a comment once, and i was late but said that a video about parental emotional abuse would be amazing because it's not talked about. everyone thinks child abuse is just beating or starving your kids and it's so much more complex than that.

[@PinkSmiiley]

Hey Sara do you know the movie "Die Welle"? It's a german movie, it's about a teacher that wants to show his class that "normal people" would join cults/extreme groups these days. They don't believe him and so he starts an experiment with his class. In the end, his point is proven and it all goes wrong, and the movie has a bitter ending. Very good movie !

[@friedifreudeeierkuchen4307]

that movie is actually based on a real life event i think, just google "the third wave". would be an interesting addition to controversial experiments maybe!

[@melmel1071]

It’s a pretty mind blowing movie tbh...

[@ClaudiaJuliet]

Could you do a video discussing psychological abuse in close relationships(spouse)?The affects it has on the victim, how it starts, warning signs and how to get out. Also what kind of traits of behaviour the abuser can have. 😊

[@labrujanat]

I don't know what I was expecting. I studied social psych for a while, I should've assumed I would know them lol I hope you continue these videos! Id love to learn more

[@unidentifiableabyss346]

I really enjoy most of your videos, but these ones really interest me.

[@Lovelessliz]

The murder of Kitty Genevieve is so sad. I watched a documentary on it and it's like one of those murder stories that I remember.

[@islablue2937]

I swear I found your channel a couple days ago and wow are you underrated. I love these videos they are sooo so interesting and its hard to find channels that don't fake stuff like this and aren't authentic and genuine !

[@GabbyGreenDayxx]

There is actually a really interesting documentary on Netflix called Witness that follows Kitty's brother hunting down all the living witnesses to her murder & ends up pretty much debunking the bystander effect by the end. You should definitely give it a watch!

[@ghosties4502]

Gabrielle It doesn't "debunk" the bystander effect - that is a very real phenomena. But it does debunk the myth around Kitty's murder. The original story of the event is super shocking and extreme so it's commonly used in psych textbooks, but hopefully that will change after the new information. But the bystander effect is very real, which is why in any CPR or safety training you are always told now to point directly to a person and tell them to call for help.

[@SandraOlufsen]

Congratulation on your new job Sarah! Proud of you :)

[@mirandamccaslin7406]

could you do a video about relationships and physcology. I learned some really cool things in physc class but i cant remember them.

[@TrynytyTV]

You are seriously my favorite KZbinr. Whether it's your vlogs, hauls, horror vids, beauty, or psychology. I just love listening to you talk lol

[@lucerosanki7920]

I could literally listen to you talking for like 3 hours and still not get bored

[@ailyntrujillo257]

I'm so happy for you Sarah! I still remember watching your bullet journal video and talking about how your goal was to get at least a few interviews ☺️

[@solo_incrept_to_infect]

I thought about the bystander effect this week. my. boyfriend heard a woman screaming outside at 2:30am like bloody murder screaming and she kept screamig and it looked like she was being beaten and chased. so he told me to call 911 so I did. I don't know what happened but the police came and drew their guns and stuff and they took the people away. well, anyway, I was thinking about what if they were just playing or something and I fucked up by calling the police? but then I thought, well that's better than a woman being murdered and NOBODY DOING ANYTHING. so regardless of what was happening I did the right thing.

[@ala4935]

N E i was in a similar but slightly less dramatic situation. this couple was fighting ON my front porch for some reason. the woman was literally pushing the guy into my wall and i called 911. i don't know if anyone else saw or cared, and the element of female and male domestic abuse is so downplayed that i knew i had to make sure something was done about it.

[@Adam-iu7qi]

ala Upvoted straight away ❤️❤️

[@michelle5096]

I would love to see a video about Dissociative identity disorder I just find it so interesting. Loved the video btw and congrats on your new job. Big love from Germany

[@hylaforder4172]

Eulabeia same!

[@boydcrowdr]

Super excited for you on the new job!! I too just got a part time thing in something I really really love while i'm going through school. it feels really good. I hope u have a blast! And, of course, loved the video. I find this topic very interesting. You should do a whole video on cults.

[@M41785929]

Congrats on your new job!! I really love your videos and, just so you know, I'm not a psychology student, which is one of the main reasons why I truly enjoy this explanations and how you simplify such complicated topics. Send you all my love from Argentina!!

[@readerl.3461]

Can you make a video with tips or experiences about the job hunting process and anxiety, and anxiety about your first job?

[@rubycb]

I'm a psych nurse and love all of your psych videos! Keep em coming!

[@ashley4776]

I recently found your youtube channel and i love you ! You're videos, especially the psychology videos, help me a lot. Im a senior in high school and i finally got into an AP Psychology class and im so excited. Seeing you talk about it and just see how passionate you are about the subject just makes me want to continue learning. thank you ! (:

[@genevievechase9341]

The one about memories actually made me sad

[@jabowellness3876]

I have always been interested by weird or taboo sexual fantasies. So why some people like to get beat, bathroom habits in the bedroom, cut, and the fascination of older or younger partners by several years

[@olivia1910]

So happy for you new job !! I need to find one for september and it's anxiety central fo me. Literally every offer that interests me states in the requirements "excellent/good communication skills" no matter what the job is and I'm the quietest/shyest person ever... I'll never find a job xD

[@mikaylalorraine6410]

Please do a video on anxiety medication and you're experience

[@christineweatherly2464]

The cult thing is so fascinating. I think in addition to what you said, that cults probably offer something that the individual needs which hook them in further. Like belonging, community support, appreciation, or basic needs. Congrats on the job! Also, memory studies freak me out. I'm left thinking, "is this real life? what is real?!"

[@Eileen200]

These video are so interesting, I'd totally watch a part 3. Especially the fact about our memory is kind of mindblowing if you think about it ^.^

[@michelehoward9745]

Congratulations on the new job. And...yay...thank you for doing a video on the 3 topics I suggested! You covered them very well!!

[@Sophiasebok]

I'm so happy for you getting a job! I can relate so much, in a year i'll finish uni and will have to find a job and i already have MAJOR anxiety, just thinking about it upsets my stomach...i hope i'll be lucky too! Congrats

[@zuzanna.i4405]

You got a job?!?! Yayyyyy!! I'm actually so happy and proud of you!

[@oliviaroden6366]

I love your channel. All of the videos I've watched have been incredibly interesting thus far, can't wait to see more!

[@literalmomfriend]

I would love to see more videos about cults!

[@ohsoblack]

I heard about the Kitty case. There is even a very in-depth documentary about it. However, people weren't directly around here. it was early in the morning and while people did see and hear her screams almost no one was on the street.

[@BarbaraPellizzon]

Congratulations on the new job!! I'm also looking for a part-time job, but it's not so common here in my country, or at least in my area. I'm an old (ish) subscriber and I actually am from fashion career (although I don't really love it, and am building my career on communications), but I mean I'm not here because of your psychology videos only - which I am very interested about -, so I really don't mind if these are common concepts for psychology students lol.

[@juliewilliamson964]

wow you got that job so quickly! good for you Sarah! x

[@joslynhope9172]

I literally live for all of your psychology videos ❤️I'm so ready to major in it in college. It's so interesting.

[@meganfisher3097]

love you sarah!! you've greatly sparked my interest in psychology

[@mckennarules9]

Congratulations on getting a job!! It's awesome that it's flexible so you can continue with your work on youtube. :) It seems like you're pursuing your goals and doing what you love at the same time. Even if its "gradual" like you mentioned

[@cassidyshoop1047]

when she said "we'll often mimic yawning or laughing" I yawned lol

[@alissagebben4099]

These are great videos, and I think that they're a really effective way of getting people interested in psychology! I do take a bit of issue with what was said at 8:25 though. While all of these concepts and phenomena do tend to be true for the majority of individuals, it should be noted that not everyone is susceptible, or equally susceptible to any of the effects. Since the majority of analyses in psychology research are done with an array of null hypothesis significance testing techniques, there's necessarily a big flaw associated with the results (which researchers tend to just be okay with). They're largely based off of an assumption of a normal distribution/bell curve, so there are individuals that exist in the extremes for a given independent variable ("susceptibility", for example) - so there are individuals that are HIGHLY susceptible, and there are individuals that are not susceptible in the slightest. However, since these analyses are done using samples of a population, that type of distribution or gradation may not be present in the sample. While of course, Sarah didn't expressly say "these are true for every single individual", I think that stating "...and even if you say that you do [like being an outcast], you probably don't..." is a little misleading and presumptive. People are, by their very nature, extremely different and diverse, and can exhibit different traits at varying levels. So saying something like "this tends to be true for the majority of people" can still get across the same point while being mindful of the flaws associated with null hypothesis testing. This is not meant to discredit or otherwise be reductionist towards these videos, because I think they're an absolutely wonderful tool for people that might be interested in pursuing Psychology, and they're really well done. :) As a background, I was a Psych major, with a minor in Statistics, and I'm currently a PhD student in I/O Psych doing research in diversity.

[@krystalex]

Yes! I love these psychology videos!

[@zoeo1920]

CONGRATS ON YOUR JOB!! i'm so proud of you😭👏👏👏👏

[@JamesCameron67]

your vids legit brighten my day 💖

[@AikoNishimura_7]

In my class they said that the bystander effect is one of the most re-created experiments and one of the most "proven" phenomenon out there. Which I think is kind of scary, to think that it's almost a fact that the more people there are, the less would help you. But ever since I've learned about this I always choose the emptier compartement when I go on a train. :)

[@kararomanoff490]

I love studying body language, a video about that would be cool!

[@6tigerlily1]

Congrats on the job! Also I remember hearing about that murder in Boondock Saints, at the beginning when they go to church. Random thought, just reminded me lol

[@lexlex8422]

Congrats on your new job !!!! So proud of u ! :)

[@flattcatt]

the third explains why my atheist friend became uber-religious when she moved to a new city where her uber-religious cousins live with all their uber-religious friends which are the only people she knew in this new city

[@connorg4094]

OMG we just did an assignment about Kitty Genovese and the bystander effect in my AP English Language class!!!!

[@twilightwoodsfan]

These were great actually! I'm excited to see more!

[@linneaadraza5303]

Could you make a video on MBTI and your opinions about it? I'm curious about your thoughts on this topic as a psychology student

[@nightlythoughts4701]

I've heard that the story about the murder was actually false and that multiple people did call the police. But apparently the police didn't show up in time, so the chief said that they were never notified of the police. Idk if that's real or not but that's just what I've heard.

[@ala4935]

i've been in situations where the bystander affect could have stopped me from doing something but didn't. i've called the cops on domestic dispute situations more than once because that's not something to fuck around with, and i'm not taking chances.

[@reneenadia]

You might have already seen it but there's a documentary called "The Witness" on Netflix that is about the Kitty Genovese case and it was created by one of her younger brothers. Extremely interesting, probably one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. If you haven't seen it I definitely recommend watching it. ❤️

[@1054Cherry]

Could you maybe to a video about high-functioning depression? I have personally always found it so interesting and I would love to hear your take on it!

[@BintaCoulibal]

this is the earliest I've been. Plus I'm happy for you!

[@julietasosa5574]

YESSS♥ i love your psychology vids

[@solo_incrept_to_infect]

actually ifnyou watch the documentary called "the witness" about kitty genovese murder, you will find out there is much more to the story than "nobody did anything", that isn't what actually happened. watch it and it will. show you a bit of a different side to that story.

[@spacealienluna4514]

Congrats on your new job!

[@jadamanuel4131]

thiS IS FREAKING AMAZING

[@clarabyron4543]

I'm so proud of you for getting a job!

[@Halezyeah]

Love your psych videos!!!! And congrats on ur job, thats so exciting! Wishing u all the best :-)

[@MrModest15]

Please, make some makeup inspired by album covers! That would be realy interesting!

[@cl3977]

Did a test in my high school. Class of about 15-20, one person was picked to be a "bully" and another a "victim" but only they knew who was who. The teacher in charge told us to all walk around in a circle together and the bully to pick on the victim. We (the students) didn't do anything to help the victim (I didn't even realize who was the bully). Although one of the teachers who was in the circle, and only got the same instruction as the rest of us, did step in and stop the bully. It lasted for about a minute, him acting in about 20 seconds The teacher running it said he has seen it go on for minutes with no one doing anything.

[@gabbycantskate]

I’d love to know if there’s any psychology behind meditation/what’s actually going on in the brain when people meditate

[@ShadowRayne16]

Omg!!!! I watched the vlog where you applied and I'm so excited that you got a job!!!!!!!

[@monkeymonkeyson6743]

How about a video about the difference between a psychopath and a sociopath

[@RedRona7]

Please do a video on psychology movies we should watch!

[@nuggets1356]

I'm a psych major and I'm not the most intelligent person ever but I consider myself to be pretty smart. I was drawn into a Christian cult at the age of 14 and recently left at 27. There were a lot of intelligent people there. Unfortunately all misguided. Everyone is at risk of joining a cult not just unintelligent people because cults specialize in manipulation, mind control, and prey on your weaknesses. Every one is susceptible to it.

[@JaneDoe1995]

I'm not a psychologie student, I'm just really interested, yet I heard of all of them. But STILL I like your videos to refresh my knowledge or get the facts straight haha :D love from germany

[@torijo1371]

Please do a video on depression!! I think it would be so interesting :)

[@mackenziedewrick]

I've been waiting for this!!! ahhhh

[@Missfoxtooyou]

Congratulations 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 on the job.

[@googoogaga7175]

Im not a psych student, i am only in high school, but i love these sm

[@Kepp11]

Have you seen Black Mirror? There's an episode where people can access to their memories and see them like they were filmed with a camera. Pretty cool episode in my opinion. Pd: Congratulations on your new job! :)

[@Nancy-cy8yr]

could you do a video about the psychology of carnism? like the cognitive dissonance of it, normalisation of factory farming, etc.

[@misfitrmdiqpiq]

wow. the first thing explains why memories of your childhood get blurrier.

[@HeatherB81]

Hey Sarah!! Can you explain why there can be absolutely nobody in line at a store, and then all of a sudden, everybody will come up to get in line at the same time? I think I heard somewhere a long time ago it's called something like the herding effect??

[@charliecaturnip4438]

congrats for your job !! :D and yep im mind blown

[@cozyartcadia]

does the second concept you mentioned (i didn't quite get the name of it) also happen when someone, for example, is being bullied and no one steps in to help? anyway, congratulation on your new job sarah!

[@shivanisaraf9646]

Quite recently in India a man stabbed his wife to death in a pretty busy market in broad daylight. He had a knife and there were cars and bikes stopping to watch what was going on and shop owners watching what was going on but no one interfered and helped the woman out. She unfortunately died.

[@AmaniiiF]

my mind is blown

[@kararomanoff490]

Would you be able to link the studies you refer to? That would be awesome! :)

[@amberlisena]

its very scary to think that you can NEVER relive a day again. like you can never relive yesterday, the day is gone itll never happen again

[@ameliainc1]

The actual video starts at 5:13

[@kendra5287]

About the girl was murdered- her brother actually made a recent documentary about it and showed many people did in fact call the police and someone even was with her when she died. i suggest giving it a watch. i believe it's on netflix an is called Witness or something like that

[@JustGuessingGaming]

You should do a whole video on cults!

[@ultrawicked5757]

I've never been this early! So ready for this 😋

[@heloisacamargo6871]

I am amazed

[@nicole.m_official]

Do you do your hair yourself or does a stylist dye it? I'm intrigued :) it looks very even and vibrant.

[@Wrinklyanimegod]

Yo I want to see a hair routine.... Your hair is so shiny I'm jealous haha

[@kayleewarrington5331]

Congrats!

[@AngelaTolsma]

Congratulations on the job, that's exciting. My parents joined a cult group when I was 11. It's so easy for it to seem "normal"

[@marinadelrey3227]

6:30 today! I was thinking about that murder!

[@claireallen5592]

God bless you all