# Alexander Todorov
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alexander todorov is a Bulgarian professor of psychology at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Before his current position, he was a professor at Princeton University. His research is focused on how humans perceive, evaluate, and make sense of the social world.
First Impressions, Coral Reefs, Wounded Places, Colors
Yale professor Alexander Todorov talks about the science of first impressions. Coral Vita cofounder Sam Teicher talks about what his organization is doing to help revitalize damaged coral reefs. Activist Trebbe Johnson talks about the importance of encountering wounded places in our environment. Ka…
Dance & Connection, Craeft, First Impressions, Education
Oxford evolutionary psychologist Bronwyn Tarr discusses her research on how music and dance can help us form bonds. Archeologist and historian Alexander Langlands discusses the value of craft and and working with our bodies. Princeton psychologist Alexander Todorov helps us understand the science o…
Trust Your Gut? Only If The Data Supports It | Seth Stephens-Davidowitz
When making big decisions, people often go with what feels right - who we marry, where we live, what career we pursue. We base these decisions on our gut instinct. But what if our gut is biased, misinformed or quite simply wrong?
Economist, former Google scientist, New York Times bestselling auth…
Your gut instinct is usually wrong
Sean Illing talks with former Google data scientist Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, author of Don't Trust Your Gut. Seth argues that the way we make decisions is wrong, outdated, and based on methods or conventional wisdom that lead us astray from getting what we want. Sean and Seth discuss the idea of u…
Can You Judge A Politician By Their Looks?
We all know you’re not supposed to judge a book by its cover, but if we’re being honest we all do it on occasion anyway. Could it be that we also elect our politicians just based on how they look? Of course, there’s the old idea of looking “presidential”, but how much power does that really have t…
Reading Faces: First Impressions with Alexander Todorov
In this episode of Tzuzamen, social psychologist Alexander Todorov discusses his groundbreaking research on facial perception and the powerful impact of first impressions. Todorov explains how our rapid judgments of people’s faces influence our perceptions of traits like trustworthiness, competence…
The Illusion of Trust: AI, Charisma, and the Future of Influence - The Deeper Thinking Podcast
The Illusion of Trust: AI, Charisma, and the Future of Influence
The Deeper Thinking Podcast
For those curious about trust, authority, and the subtle mechanics of control in the algorithmic age.
Governance today doesn’t announce itself. It moves through systems, suggestions, and simulations. We …
“Face Value: Unmasking the Hidden Power of First Impressions”
Ever wonder why a single glance can shape your entire opinion of someone? On this episode of The You Only Podcast, I dive deep into the psychology of facial perception and first impressions, uncovering the hidden biases that govern how we see—and judge—the world. Featuring groundbreaking insights f…
You’ve Been Arguing With Someone Who Was Never There | It’s Not Possible
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You can't fully know the people closest to you, yet you keep arguing with someone who was ne…
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