The Human Behavior Podcast

Have you ever missed a critical warning sign that, in hindsight, seemed glaringly obvious? In the latest episode of the Human Behavior Podcast, we delve into the intricacies of recognizing behavioral red flags to prevent crises. This episode is a comprehensive guide to understanding subtle cues that may indicate an impending crisis, particularly in high-stakes environments like law enforcement. Through gripping real-life scenarios, such as a mayor’s criminal actions and shocking cases of violent crimes, we explore how adjusting behavioral baselines and maintaining keen situational awareness can prevent disastrous outcomes. We discuss the complexities of predicting unexpected incidents, including law

Understanding human behavior is a complex endeavor, but it becomes more accessible with experts like Kendall Rindak-Samuel. In this engaging podcast episode, Kendall, a board-certified behavior analyst, sheds light on the world of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). With a unique blend of expertise in behavioral sports psychology and dissemination, she offers valuable insights into how ABA can revolutionize fields ranging from sports coaching to corporate environments. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the profound impact of ABA on everyday life.Kendall begins by exploring the foundational principles of ABA, emphasizing the importance of understanding and analyzing environmental factors

Understanding the mind of a political assassin is a complex yet crucial endeavor, especially when it comes to preventing future threats. Our latest podcast episode delves into the attempted assassination of Donald Trump by Thomas Crooks, offering a deep dive into the psychological and procedural elements that shaped this alarming event. By dissecting Crooks’ profile, behaviors, and planning, we reveal a chilling quest for notoriety and historical infamy, drawing parallels to school shooters.The episode opens with an in-depth analysis of the assassination attempt itself. Thomas Crooks, a seemingly ordinary individual, executed a meticulously organized plan with a low level of

In our latest podcast episode, “Our Need for Social Validation,” we dive deep into the complex dynamics that shape our interactions in the digital age. The episode starts by questioning why people feel compelled to become instant experts during major events, using the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump as a backdrop. Drawing from extensive backgrounds in military and protection work, we dissect the pitfalls of initial reports and the unreliability of eyewitness testimonies. The episode encourages listeners to approach information more thoughtfully and responsibly. The episode then transitions into exploring the intricate dynamics of human behavior, especially in the

In this week’s episode of the Human Behavior Podcast, we tackle the crucial distinction between being current and truly proficient in high-stakes professions. Titled “Currency v. Proficiency,” this episode delves deep into why passing a test or maintaining certification is not enough to ensure true skill mastery.The conversation begins with an exploration of the aviation industry, renowned for its meticulous training standards. Pilots not only maintain certifications but also undergo rigorous training to ensure true proficiency. The episode draws fascinating analogies between aviation’s safety checklists and other professions, emphasizing that meeting minimum standards doesn’t equate to true expertise. For example,