On this week’s show, we’re revisiting a topic I talked about back on Episode 516, where I did an in-depth look at the Disney-Pixar film “Inside Out”, where the idea came from, and how it was developed. My special guest this week is a fellow podcaster and psychologist, and he’s going to take us deeper into the film and point out some examples that clearly show the film-makers went to great lengths to do their research and incorporate real-life psychological elements to Riley’s emotions, subconscious, and behaviors.

The Psychology of “Inside Out”: How Accurate is it? by Ryan Kelly, PHD

https://www.shrinktank.com/the-psychology-of-inside-out/?fbclid=IwAR0mPRg7uKjuZrNiKPT_jCqi87dL-JU-bfTPQtU7U7P5HXBV7E7xtfqyKTo

https://www.mindful.org/five-things-pixars-inside-out-teaches-us-about-emotions/?fbclid=IwAR3dzb7b6XFdtymn4xF2c3RERdYcmGdqX_StvHbaIQaaWa4zOyOPIDvMFXc

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https://psmag.com/social-justice/a-conversation-with-psychologist-behind-inside-out?fbclid=IwAR07oQvL2nwUm53Qr0NNI3SYnK–4ri3daP494nlT0PWW_5yK_S4GR9FPbI