Our Need For Social Validation

The Human Behavior Podcast

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Historically, in-person communal gatherings met our needs for social validation and even stress relief. But today, those needs are met through rapid online interactions that fail to provide many of the important elements that are necessary for appropriate feedback. In this week’s episode we are using the assassination attempt on Donald Trump to unpack the psychological and sociological imperatives that drive UNINFORMED commentary.

During the episode we combine the science of human behavior and our experience in military, law enforcement, and protection work to dissect the pitfalls of initial reports and the unreliability of eyewitness testimonies. We then transition into the intricate dynamics of human behavior, particularly in the realm of social media to highlight how reduced consequences in online exchanges impact societal norms and individual conduct. We also examine the addictive nature of social media, driven by dopamine effects and immediate validation, and discuss strategies for maintaining a balanced perspective.

Lastly, we touch on the implications of misinformation and the importance of critical thinking. From exploring the need for evidence-based claims to managing negative interactions on social media, we stress the necessity of objectivity and accountability. Join us for this deep dive into the complexities of human behavior, social relevance, and the digital age. This episode encourages listeners to approach information more thoughtfully, deliberately, and responsibly.

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Kapitel

1. Impact of Misinformation in Social Media (00:00:00)

2. Social Media's Impact on Human Behavior (00:08:34)

3. Impact of Social Media Feedback Loop (00:21:21)

4. Social Contexts, Fear, and Causal Relationships (00:27:27)

5. Misunderstanding and Misinformation in Social Media (00:35:39)

6. Human Behavior and Social Media Feedback (00:43:41)

7. Social Media Impact on Perception (00:57:23)

8. Navigating Intent in Social Media (01:01:49)

9. Remembering Dr. Ruth and Bed Deaths (01:12:43)