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Ben F. Cotterill
Приєднався 11 січ 2022
Ben F. Cotterill is a psychology lecturer at Clemson University, teaching courses relating to personality and forensic psychology.
Juries (Forensic Psychology, Spring 2024)
In this lecture, the role of juries are explored, including jury decision making models, jury research, and group processes in the context of juries.
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Child Witnesses (Forensic Psychology, Spring 2024)
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This lecture outlines the following text: "Are Children Reliable Witnesses?" by Ben Cotterill, focusing on their describing and identifying abilities, as well as factors that impact suggestibility. link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-10382-7 If a child falls victim to a crime, or becomes witness to it, they may well be questioned by the police. Perhaps even tasked with selecting a suspect ...
Personality Lecture 20: Personality & Politics (Spring 2024)
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This lecture outlines the contents of the following text: "Personality Psychology, Ideology, and Voting Behavior: Beyond the Ballot" by Ben Cotterill, summing up the literature on how personality traits can be used to predict and explain differences in voting behavior. link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-39642-7 This book explores how our temperamental proclivities interact with our politi...
Lecture 14: Intervention & Prevention (Neuropsychology of Criminal Behavior, Spring 2024)
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This lecture outlines the effectiveness of treatment programs and prevention strategies aimed at reducing criminality and antisocial behaviors, focusing especially on recent innovations in the field of neuropsychology.
Personality Lecture 19: Applications of Personality Research (Spring 2024)
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This lecture outlines the applications of personality research and implications for the real world, focusing on implications in the fields of forensic psychology, occupational psychology, and health psychology.
Lecture 11: Biosocial Perspective (Neuropsychology of Criminal Behavior, Spring 2024)
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This lecture reexamines findings from the course, focusing on the interaction between biological and social factors, giving examples of moderation, mediation, the double hit hypothesis, and social push hypothesis (Raine et al., 1998).
Lecture 13: Female Offenders & Sexual Offenders (Neuropsychology of Criminal Behavior, Spring 2024)
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This lecture describes pathways into prostitution and different types of sexual offenders, including rapists, sexual sadists, and pedophiles.
Personality Lecture 18: Personality Disorders & Therapy (Spring 2024)
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This lecture discusses personality disorders, therapy, and the dark triad. Personality disorders are conditions which affect how a person thinks, feels, behaves, or relates to other people and that causes impairment or suffering in their everyday life. At least in the United States, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) of the American Psychiatric Association is the mo...
Lecture 12: Serial Killers & Mass Killers (Neuropsychology of Criminal Behavior, Spring 2024)
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This lecture describes serial killers and mass killers, mainly focusing on the motivations of serial killers and Allely's neurodevelopmental perspective on the causes of serial killing.
Psychopathy (Forensic Psychology, Spring 2024)
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This lecture describes the assessments and etiology of psychopathy, as well as how this information may be used to prevent future crime and treat inmates.
Personality Lecture 17: Genetics & Evolution / Traits & Biology (Spring 2024)
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This lecture describes the association between temperament and personality, family studies on personality, and the evolutionary argument explaining personality. Family studies refer to adoption studies and twin studies, used to determine how much of the variance in a given personality trait is due to genetics (heritability). The term evolutionary psychology can be defined as the scientific stud...
Personality Lecture 16: Eysenck, Gray, & DeYoung / Traits & Biology (Spring 2024)
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This lecture outlines Hans Eysenck's model of personality, Jeffrey Gray's Behavioral Activation and Inhibition Systems, and Colin DeYoung's research on personality neuroscience. Eysenck extracted three bipolar factors-psychoticism, extraversion, and neuroticism. He believed that dimensions of personality are biologically based as evidenced from behavioral genetics and brain research. Heritabili...
Lecture 10: Psychopathy & Crime (Neuropsychology of Criminal Behavior, Spring 2024)
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This lecture outlines the clinical manifestation of psychopathy, explaining how it is different from antisocial personality disorder, and describes the etiology, including lack of maternal bonding, the mind-body disconnect, early temperamental signs, differences in brain structure and function, and a lack of emotional intelligence.
Personality Lecture 14: Rogers (Spring 2024)
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This lecture describes phenomenology and Carl Rogers' humanistic theory of personality, including the self, unconditional positive regard, and client-centered therapy.
Personality Lecture 15: Big Five Model/Trait Theories (Spring 2024)
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This lecture describes the Big Five Model of personality. Costa and McCrae proposed five biologically based factors of personality: openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism. Each person exhibits a unique combination of trait patterns. The factors are stable over a person's lifetime and appear in many cultures. They are valid predictors of behaviors, and have imp...
Eyewitness Testimony (Forensic Psychology, Spring 2024)
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Eyewitness Testimony (Forensic Psychology, Spring 2024)
Personality Lecture 13: Maslow (Spring 2024)
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Personality Lecture 13: Maslow (Spring 2024)
Detecting Deception (Forensic Psychology, Spring 2024)
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Detecting Deception (Forensic Psychology, Spring 2024)
Personality Lecture 12: Trait Theories/Allport & Cattell (Spring 2024)
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Personality Lecture 12: Trait Theories/Allport & Cattell (Spring 2024)
Lecture 9: Mental Illness & Crime (Neuropsychology of Criminal Behavior, Spring 2024)
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Lecture 9: Mental Illness & Crime (Neuropsychology of Criminal Behavior, Spring 2024)
Forensic Psychology 8.1: Criminal Profiling (Fall, 2023)
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Forensic Psychology 8.1: Criminal Profiling (Fall, 2023)
Personality Lecture 11: Cognitive Theories (Spring 2024)
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Personality Lecture 11: Cognitive Theories (Spring 2024)
Firesetters (Forensic Psychology, Spring 2024)
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Firesetters (Forensic Psychology, Spring 2024)
Personality Lecture 10: Piaget / Constructivism (Spring 2024)
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Personality Lecture 10: Piaget / Constructivism (Spring 2024)
Lecture 8: Early Health Influences & Crime (Neuropsychology of Criminal Behavior, Spring 2024)
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Lecture 8: Early Health Influences & Crime (Neuropsychology of Criminal Behavior, Spring 2024)
Stalkers (Forensic Psychology, Spring 2024)
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Stalkers (Forensic Psychology, Spring 2024)
Personality Lecture 9: Skinner & Bandura (Spring 2024)
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Personality Lecture 9: Skinner & Bandura (Spring 2024)
Sexual Offenders Part 2 (Forensic Psychology, Spring 2024)
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Sexual Offenders Part 2 (Forensic Psychology, Spring 2024)
Personality Lecture 8: Erikson (Spring 2024)
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Personality Lecture 8: Erikson (Spring 2024)
Sexual Offenders Part 1 (Forensic Psychology, Spring 2024)
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Sexual Offenders Part 1 (Forensic Psychology, Spring 2024)
Hey Ben, this is one of the best lectures i have found on youtube since the personality course by Jordan Peterson. Thank you for that and I hope we could connect in the future. Great Work!
That's very kind, thank you!
Rehabilitation for psychopaths ???
“ SUCCESSFUL PSYCHOPATHS AND UNSUCCESSFUL PSYCHOPATHS” this label is chilling . I am great full you decided to share this knowledge here .❤️
The sad truth is the world is misogynistic.
Who CREATES THE DEMAND OF SEX WORKING ??? Without the DEMAND OF SEX WOULD BE NO SEX WORK …..MEN WHO SOLICITS SEX ONLINE AND OFFLINE SHOULD BE PROSECUTED . THE LAWS NEEDS TO CHANGE .
I am very happy someone decided to put these videos on UA-cam …. This is a gold mine . 🙏🏻🫵🏻
There is no free will, just defective brains.
Hm, I think psychopaths are reachable; especially if they understand WHAT they are and why society just can’t accept them in their current form. It’s not like they’re unintelligent, they understand what they’re doing they just have no inhibitions not to. Isn’t an Artificial Intelligence inherently psychopathic and it’s their programming that avoids them causing intentional harm? I find this stuff so interesting lol. Thanks 👌
This is amazing. Channel gonna have 2.1 million subs soon lol
About cultural values? Is arrogance and conceit pathological, or is it merely the product of residual anger, bourne of serving as a messenger for an entity other than self? As you appear to suggest, many altruistic worker bees dressed as a queen, making sacrifices of themselves for the perceived or impinged greater good of a hive.
What’s to say he couldn’t already see a textural & behavioural submarine? What is sending psychopaths to prison to observe a tv and radio all day, all about? A part time observation of transparent subcultural deception? You must look very interesting?
very interesting lecture
Fascinating; thanks for sharing.
This video is about to go viral, fyi.
Yep, just got recommended out of nowhere for me
great stuff!
Terrifyingly beautiful, anyway somewhat of a cliche question here, from the presentation about 50 of personality is nature, are their studies that put numbers of nurturer influences on personality ? And if so how much is left for the person to influence? if there is any
Yes, some studies have attempted to quantify the impact of environmental factors such as parenting, family dynamics, culture, and peer relationships, etc. However, it's difficult to provide an exact numerical breakdown of the influence of all these factors because environmental influences interact with genetic predispositions and there's such a large number of potential factors to explore. This also means though that people can influence their own personality through their choices, experiences, and behaviors. To what extent is a matter of debate
Very informative and interesting - thanks for the lecture!
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Good lecture, a shame about the audio.
I've been devouring online lectures to better my understanding of psychology, and you are by far the most practical lecturer I've come across. Thank you for your work, Dr. Cotterill.
That's very kind, thank you!
Hey, thank you for the uploads
Nature VS Nurture debunked!
Clearly Franco was reformed and ready to return to society.😂 Love that guy.