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chessfeels: conversations about chess, psychology & mental health
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2: this is your brain on blitz

1 tim 17 min•22 mars 2022

We're all obsessed with blitz, but could it actually be addictive?  Our resident clinical psychologist explains why playing online chess might actually be addicting and assesses whether JJ's blitz behavior meets criteria for an addiction. Follow along and see if you do, too,  just in time to learn more about possible interventions for your blitz-addicted loved ones. JJ and Julia question what mechanisms chess websites use to promote addictive behavior and explore how we could use blitz in a way that fosters chess, and life, improvement.

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45. what's underneath the floorboards
•1 tim
44. listening
•53 min
43. collective unhappiness
•58 min
42. sit down, b3 humble
•1 tim 5 min
41: getting down and dirty (a very brief interview with Vjeko Nemec AKA Chessentials)
•1 tim 45 min
40: state of the union (we're sorry)
•38 min
39: the adhd episode part 2
•1 tim 4 min
38: a minisode about nothing
•38 min
37: a conversation with Maya Marlette, chess thief
•56 min
36: chess therapy (no, not like that)
•1 tim

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