Psychology of Groups: How Archetypes & Hidden Forces Shape Behaviour - Brant Elwood & Aodhán Moran

[@ruthforbes4038]

I love your emotional honesty Aondan.. I’m fascinated with the concept of shame …

It’s a tough balance. On shame, Don Carveth’s book on Guilt is a good place to start.

[@danaharden6283]

First two links I tried on your moreAnthology sp? regarding your teacher are broken and I wish you had a Kindle version.

[@adambranch8692]

I took an entry level position in my Late 30's. I assumed the Leadership position and got scapegoated so bad. The whole team made the Older guy the bad guy.

[@donkey.PoorlyDonkey]

57:43 karnack?

[@I_dont_want_an_at]

sweep it under the rug, that's the ticket!

[@whermany]

Interesting discussion and talking points. I bought their book to further understand their thesis/views. What is interesting is that at the 46:00 mark Brant blames the person's anxiety for making them a scapegoat. This reeks of victim blaming. Contrast this with this clip of James Baldwin asking why someone needs to create otherness, a scapegoat, an outcast. There's clearly a payoff. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHLQfWZ8atqsotE

[@donkey.PoorlyDonkey]

58:46 messi knows groups karnak books & @adonpmoron? tyvm!