Culture influences how we interpret people, places, and unfamiliar situations. Dr. Courtney Plotts introduces neuroculture and connects the brain's relationship with culture to diversity and inclusion. The conversation widens into women's experiences of uncertainty, social comparison, and the difference a supportive mentor can make during a major change.
What You'll Learn
- What neuroculture examines about the relationship between culture, perception, and decision-making.
- How cultural unfamiliarity enters conversations about diversity and inclusion.
- Why comparison, expectations, and access to mentorship matter when considering a new direction.
Key Topics
Neuroculture; Decision-making; Diversity and inclusion; Social comparison; Mentorship
Guest Bio
Dr. Courtney Plotts works in neuroculture and the psychological dimensions of diversity and inclusion. Her business is introduced as Neuroculturally.
Chapters & Timestamps
00:00 Welcome to Big Meow
00:50 Defining neuroculture
07:50 Uncertainty and wanting something new
14:55 Expectations and relationship standards
19:50 The influence of mentorship
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