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The Science of Personality Podcast  

The Science of Personality Podcast

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Personality affects the way we relate to the world and the people in it, how we work, who we love, and how other people see us. Although the study of personality is centuries old, our ability to understand and control such a complex and abstract concept is relatively new in the context of history. Featuring some of the worlds leading experts in personality psychology and business, this podcast explores the impact of personality on life, leadership, and organizational success.
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Genres: Business, Careers, Science, Social Sciences

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Why Do People Respond to Change the Way They Do?
Episode 148
Tuesday, 21 April, 2026

In the latest episode of The Science of Personality, Ryne and Blake are joined by Dr. Victoria Grady, Associate Professor of Management at George Mason University's Costello College of Business, to talk about change. More specifically, we dive into the psychology behind why people respond to change the way they do. Change affects us all, but how it affects us varies widely. Some find change to be personally disruptive or destructive, while others seem to just roll with the punches. So, what’s going on here? We discuss that and so much more with Victoria in this episode.To learn more about Victoria, check out her TEDx Talk here.

 

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