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Andrew Thomas

Senior lecturer of psychology at Swansea University, researching sex differences and relationship preferences from an evolutionary perspective.

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88 snips
Mar 13, 2023 • 1h 36min

#601 - Dr Andrew Thomas - Evolution's Secrets To Understanding Relationships

Dr. Andrew Thomas, a senior lecturer in psychology at Swansea University, shares fascinating insights into human relationships from an evolutionary lens. He reveals five key theories explaining attraction and mating strategies, including how modern dating dynamics are affected by our evolutionary past. The conversation touches on the complexities of sexual arousal, societal shifts impacting relationship preferences, and the nuanced understanding of partner counts and desirability. Expect humor, thought-provoking ideas, and essential advice for anyone navigating relationships today.
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Oct 19, 2024 • 1h 27min

#853 - Dr Andrew Thomas - Should We Be Worried About Incel Violence?

Dr. Andrew Thomas is a senior lecturer in psychology at Swansea University, specializing in incel communities and male psychology. He delves into why incels form tight-knit communities and addresses the mental health implications surrounding them. Dr. Thomas explores the concept of 'Himpathy' and discusses why incel violence isn’t as common as feared. He highlights the diversity within these groups, misconceptions of entitlement, and the challenges men face in therapy when seeking help from female counselors. His insights urge a compassionate understanding of male vulnerability.
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Nov 13, 2023 • 46min

Essential Insights from Secondary Legislation for the Building Safety Act 2022 with Gary Strong, Andrew Thomas & David Savage #99

Guests Gary Strong, Andrew Thomas, and David Savage discuss the impact of secondary legislation on the building industry. Topics include Gateway 2 & 3, Safety Cases, the Golden Thread, Remediation Orders, and the effect on the Fire Safety Order 2005.