208. Let's talk about coping mechanisms

208. Let's talk about coping mechanisms

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386. 26 lessons I've learnt in 26 years

It's my 26th birthday, and I'm in a reflective mood. As I pass the halfway point of my 20s (and this podcast), I'm looking back at some of the lessons I've learnt so far and what I hope I learn in the next four years. Also, the question people keep asking: will there be a Psychol ...  Show more

385. The best psychology hacks for studying

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