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Aiwee Psychology explains human behaviour, cognition and mental health as story-driven explainer videos narrated by Aiwee.

@aiweepsychology on YouTube · 65 subscribers · 190 public uploads (as of 2026-10-31)

Video essays with transcripts

Why Childhood Emotional Invalidation Can Split Self-Trust in Two2026-10-22 · 11:28
Childhood emotional invalidation is linked in cross-cultural research to a paradoxical split in self-trust, where adults who grew up around emotional difficulty show both epistemic mistrust and epistemic credulity at the same time.
United Kingdom Paranormal Belief: How Do New Age Beliefs Affect Wellbeing?2026-10-18 · 12:37
United Kingdom Paranormal Belief research maps two profiles with different wellbeing effects, based on cross-sectional samples with one cohort study as a partial exception.
Why Neutral Messages Feel Like Attacks: Crick and Dodge in Brazil and China2026-10-14 · 12:12
Hostile attribution bias, first named by Crick and Dodge in their 1994 Social Information Processing model, has been documented in studies from Brazil, China, and clinical anxiety samples, where ambiguous cues are read as hostile across ages and populations.
Why the Threat Alarm Stays On: Anterior Cingulate Cortex and EMDR2026-10-11 · 10:25
New research on the anterior cingulate cortex helps explain why trauma can leave the brain's threat alarm stuck on, with eye-tracking studies, conflict-zone athlete reviews, and rodent optogenetics mapping how hypervigilance takes hold.
Why Reliable People Burn Out: The Jeffrey Young Self-Sacrificing Schema2026-10-07 · 11:19
In schema therapy, the Jeffrey Young self-sacrificing schema describes how people who become the most reliable person in every room often pay for it with exhaustion, guilt, and a rulebook written in childhood.
ADHD Brain Biotypes: What the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual Misses2026-10-04 · 12:31
A new structural MRI study identified three ADHD brain biotypes in 446 children, and the most severe was defined by emotional dysregulation, a feature the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders leaves out of current criteria.
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: Dialectical Behavior Therapy Compared2026-09-30 · 12:05
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy both teach sitting with difficult emotions, a practice that overlaps with Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and challenges the instinct to flee.
Hercules and Rapunzel: Does Diagnosis Decide Who We Become?2026-09-27 · 11:30
Hercules and Rapunzel are discussed alongside Meg in a cautious clinical reading of fictional heroes, examining attachment, inferiority, displacement, delusional beliefs, and isolation without treating diagnoses as verified.
Heart and Brain After Breakups: Why Identity Takes Time2026-09-16 · 15:32
Heart and Brain After Breakups examines how social loss can affect the heart, bloodstream, brain, identity, grief, attachment, and recovery.
Can Feeling Return? Three Blockers: Phineas Gage and Jon Kabat-Zinn2026-09-13 · 10:37
Phineas Gage anchors a documentary on emotional flattening, three quiet blockers, and recovery, with Jon Kabat-Zinn, the American Psychological Association, and the Cigna Loneliness Index cited in context.
Why Authoritative Household and Uninvolved Household Differ: Baumrind2026-09-08 · 13:44
Authoritative household and uninvolved household patterns differ in warmth and structure, a framework associated with Baumrind's developmental psychology research on children's emotional development.
ADHD Beyond Focus: Quiet Back-Row Student, Amygdala Emotional Alarm2026-08-29 · 15:12
Quiet Back-Row Student and Exhausted Perfectionist Student illustrate how ADHD can involve nervous-system regulation, including an amygdala emotional alarm, rather than attention alone.
Male Sexual Performance: Beyond the Testosterone Myth2026-08-26 · 14:16
Male sexual performance is examined through vascular hemodynamics, pelvic-floor control, sensory conditioning, and autonomic regulation rather than hormones alone.
Psychological Abuse Recovery: Why Closure Is Not the Cure2026-08-23 · 10:41
This documentary examines psychological abuse recovery, including invisible deprivation, disenfranchised grief, trauma bonds, non-linear healing, and rebuilding a coherent sense of self.
ADHD Thresholds: The Clinician, The Baby, And Hormones2026-08-19 · 13:42
The Clinician examines whether menstrual cycles, pregnancy, postpartum life, and menopause can make existing ADHD difficulties more impairing, including when care involves The Baby.
A Possible Date Partner: Aiwee on Mutual Choice2026-08-12 · 10:48
A Possible Date Partner and Aiwee examine how friends can explore romantic interest through honest invitations, consent, and mutual freedom without turning feelings into pressure.
a therapist-like consultation setting: Compassion, Evidence, and Agency2026-08-08 · 11:48
A therapist-like consultation setting examines how therapy can validate pain, assess safety, and discuss responsibility without diagnosing absent people from secondhand stories.

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