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What are human beings really like?
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In this first episode I’m talking to Dr Sophie Russell to set the scene for the series. We’ll explore what we’ve learnt about human beings in the last 50 years, and try to build a more accurate picture of how we think and behave. We’ll ask how this might change our view of ourselves, as well as how we might use it to make our lives and world better.
Dr Russell is a lecturer in Psychology at Surrey university in the UK, and she’s published research on a wide range of topics, but has a particular interest in moralization and moral emotions, such as guilt, shame, disgust and anger.
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