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Understanding Our Place In The World
Psychology @ Essex
11 episodes
3 days ago
From the Department of Psychology at the University of Essex. In-depth discussions about research and knowledge that matters to us all, covering many of the issues and challenges we're regularly confronting, from psychologists known for their expertise on these topics.
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From the Department of Psychology at the University of Essex. In-depth discussions about research and knowledge that matters to us all, covering many of the issues and challenges we're regularly confronting, from psychologists known for their expertise on these topics.
Show more...
Social Sciences
Science
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Faces and (Virtual) Spaces: From Evolutionary Psychology to VR Theatre
Understanding Our Place In The World
42 minutes 9 seconds
4 years ago
Faces and (Virtual) Spaces: From Evolutionary Psychology to VR Theatre

Our guest today is Dr Abigail Webb, a cognitive scientist at Essex. Much of Abigail's early work focused on facial expressions in the contexts of fear, threat, and attraction. Her more recent efforts are exploring the immersive potential of virtual reality in the context of theatre and the arts. We spoke with Abigail recently about a number of topics including the ‘can of worms’ that is evolutionary psychology and mate selection, as well as how – and if – virtual exposure to theatre can provide a meaningful experience for the viewers, and maybe even provide a much-needed lifeline for the struggling live arts industry. Host: Dr Philip Cozzolino

Understanding Our Place In The World
From the Department of Psychology at the University of Essex. In-depth discussions about research and knowledge that matters to us all, covering many of the issues and challenges we're regularly confronting, from psychologists known for their expertise on these topics.