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Pandemic Code: Viral Partners

Pandemic Code: Viral Partners

Unlock the mystery of Attachment Theory with Craig Calvert, Kristin Drysdale, Stephanie Sims, and Grizwald Grim to examine why some people are content to stay with one partner, while others bounce from one person to the next, seeming to be in an ever-lasting search for happiness and security.

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What is Attachment Theory?

Attachment theory suggests early interactions with parents lead to the formation of attachments that reflect self-perceptions and a measure of one’s self-worth. This foundation leads to expectations about intimate relationships and is so deeply rooted in cognitive conditioning that it affects relationships for the rest of one’s life.

Three Main Attachment Styles:

Secure Attachment:

Ambivalent Attachment:

Avoidant Attachment:   

Tune in to discover your own attachment style and, most importantly, learn more about the factors that promote attachment security and relational well-being so you can stop bouncing and start really loving your life.

Additional conversation on the topic of finding the love of your life, see:

https://youtu.be/R9RXfByXMwA with CJ Liu    

Meet the #CodeBreakers :

(In alphabetical order)

Alexandra Riecke-Gonzales 

Super Power -> Communication

Ammon Johns 

Super Powers-> Strategist, Visibility Control, Protector of Lawns

Amy Harrison 

Super Power -> Humor, Wordsmith 

Christopher Vogelmann 

Super Power -> Engagement, Funnies and Gamification

Craig Calvert 

Super Power -> Psychology and Psychometrics 

DENNIS N. DUCE 

Super Power -> Engagement, Creativity, and Misspelling 

Eric Enge 

Super Power -> Data Analysis 

Gina Fiedel 

Super-Powers -> Perception, Vision-creation

Grizwald Grim 

Super Power -> Philosophical and Sociological Analysis

Kristin Drysdale 

Super Power -> Connection, Diplomacy

Michael Sutton  

Super Power -> Entrepreneurship 

Stephanie Sims 

Super Power -> The Number Whisperer

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Super Power -> Grammar Avenger, Solar-Powered Cranium 

 

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Love is in the air

Love is in the air

As we get distracted by all of the heart shaped candies, chocolates, and jewelry, we should step back to ask ourselves why? Why are we so focused on the things that represent love rather than the love itself? 

Continuing our conversation about the meme of princesses, The Codebreakers​ are going to take a deep dive into the objectification culture we are living in, which has invaded not only our notion of the self (and others) but also our notion of love. Is the media to blame for the continued development and expansion of objectification culture?

Or is it all just a struggle for power?

The objectification of women can be traced throughout history, before the media had the presence it has in our society today. So do our views on love, the self, and others have less to do with the media and more to do with struggles of power, security, and our biological need to reproduce? And if it is a struggle for power, what indicates the powerful from the weak? Does a powerful woman fit the same mold as a powerful man? Are princesses the epitome of the powerless woman or are they an archetype that is attempting to transition with the power shifts seen in current culture?

Join us for a lively discussion about objectification, Valentine’s Day, the power struggle, and I’m sure much, much more. If you’re curious, here’s some materials we’re using as references for this particular episode:

Engagement Rings are a Scam: I got it: http://youtu.be/N5kWu1ifBGU

Objectification Theory (scholarly article so I apologize for all the jargon!): http://www.sanchezlab.com/pdfs/FredricksonRoberts.pdf

The perfect body by decade: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/02/05/perfect-body-change-beauty-ideals_n_4733378.html

#LikeAGirl: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjJQBjWYDTs

Dove Real Beauty Sketches: http://realbeautysketches.dove.us/

Old Hollywood Stars’ Measurements: http://www.glamamor.com/2013/08/sizing-up-old-hollywood-heights-weights.html

Mean Height / Weight Data 1960-2000: http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/ad/ad347.pdf

Rehab.com article plus interactive “celeb/playmate” weight chart:

http://www.rehabs.com/explore/womens-body-image-and-bmi/

Meet the #CodeBreakers   :

(In alphabetical order)

Alexandra Riecke-Gonzales​ 

Super Power -> Communication

Ammon Johns​ 

Super Powers-> Strategist, Visibility Control, Protector of Lawns

Amy Harrison​ 

Super Power -> Humor, Wordsmith 

Christopher Vogelmann​ 

Super Power -> Engagement, Funnies and Gamification

Craig Calvert​ 

Super Power -> Psychology and Psychometrics 

David Wells​ 

Super Power -> Philosophical and Sociological Analysis

DENNIS N. DUCE​ 

Super Power -> Engagement, Creativity, and Misspelling 

G+: http://goo.gl/G6Nrj5

Eric Enge​ 

Super Power -> Data Analysis 

Gina Fiedel​ 

Super-Powers -> Perception, Vision-creation

Michael Sutton​ 

Super Power -> Entrepreneurship 

Phil Bowyer​ 

Super Power -> Rule-breaking!

Stephanie Sims​ 

Super Power -> The Number Whisperer

#PandemicCode  

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Join #CodeBreakers  Ammon Johns Kristin Drysdale and David Wells  in the final episode of the season, where we’ll…

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Join #CodeBreakers  Ammon Johns Kristin Drysdale and David Wells  in the final episode of the season, where we’ll tie together the common elements explored in our first ten episodes. We’ll also discuss the transition to the second season and the adaptations we’ll be making in the new year.

Meet the #CodeBreakers   :

(In alphabetical order)

Alexandra Riecke-Gonzales 

Super Power -> Communication

Ammon Johns 

Super Powers-> Strategist, Visibility Control, Protector of Lawns

Amy Harrison 

Super Power -> Humor, Wordsmith 

Christopher Vogelmann 

Super Power -> Engagement, Funnies and Gamification

Craig Calvert 

Super Power -> Psychology and Psychometrics 

David Wells 

Super Power -> Philosophical and Sociological Analysis

DENNIS N. DUCE 

Super Power -> Engagement, Creativity, and Misspelling 

G+: http://goo.gl/G6Nrj5

Eric Enge 

Super Power -> Data Analysis 

Gina Fiedel 

Super-Powers -> Perception, Vision-creation

Michael Sutton 

Super Power -> Entrepreneurship 

Phil Bowyer 

Super Power -> Rule-breaking!

Stephanie Sims 

Super Power -> The Number Whisperer

#PandemicCode  

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Join #CodeBreakers  Ammon Johns Kristin Drysdale and David Wells  in the final episode of the season, where we’ll…

Join #CodeBreakers  Ammon Johns Kristin Drysdale and David Wells  in the final episode of the season, where we’ll tie together the common elements explored in our first ten episodes. We’ll also discuss the transition to the second season and the adaptations we’ll be making in the new year.

Meet the #CodeBreakers   :

(In alphabetical order)

Alexandra Riecke-Gonzales 

Super Power -> Communication

Ammon Johns 

Super Powers-> Strategist, Visibility Control, Protector of Lawns

Amy Harrison 

Super Power -> Humor, Wordsmith 

Christopher Vogelmann 

Super Power -> Engagement, Funnies and Gamification

Craig Calvert 

Super Power -> Psychology and Psychometrics 

David Wells 

Super Power -> Philosophical and Sociological Analysis

DENNIS N. DUCE 

Super Power -> Engagement, Creativity, and Misspelling 

G+: http://goo.gl/G6Nrj5

Eric Enge 

Super Power -> Data Analysis 

Gina Fiedel 

Super-Powers -> Perception, Vision-creation

Michael Sutton 

Super Power -> Entrepreneurship 

Phil Bowyer 

Super Power -> Rule-breaking!

Stephanie Sims 

Super Power -> The Number Whisperer

#PandemicCode  

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Later this week, The Codebreakers take a deeper look at why “Frozen” in particular, but also Disney Princesses in…

Later this week, The Codebreakers take a deeper look at why “Frozen” in particular, but also Disney Princesses in general, have been such a powerful and successful thing.  As always, tune in to see if there are lessons to be learned for making your own content and marketing more memetic, and more viral…

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The Codebreakers tackle the latest incarnation(s) of  the Princess Paradigm this Wednesday, Dec. 10th at 10a Mountain / 9a Pacific / 12p Eastern. 

As with many Disney films, Frozen is the story of princesses who live in a world dramatically different from ours. They face hard times, but survive them with pluck and good humor….and the inevitably perfect hair 😉

The emblematic song “Let It Go” has gotten close to a cumulative 1 billion YouTube views (over several versions) and let’s not even mention the multitude of merchandise that is coming out “just in time for the holidays.”

Clearly, there’s something here that resonates with tons of people. But what is it?

Does our desire for happily ever after, rainbows and unicorns, and pretty pink castles help things go viral? Is this because women are making most of the buying decisions, or because today’s parents have a hard time saying “no” in general? Is it harmless and fun, or has the fight for equality between the sexes been undermined by this tradition?

Join us as we discuss the Princess Paradigm and what makes it a viral force to reckon with in our culture.

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Meet the #CodeBreakers :

(In alphabetical order)

  Alexandra Riecke-Gonzales 

Super Power -> Communication

Ammon Johns  

Super Powers-> Strategist, Visibility Control, Protector of Lawns

Amy Harrison 

Super Power -> Humor, Wordsmith 

 Christopher Vogelmann 

Super Power -> Engagement, Funnies and Gamification

 Craig Calvert 

Super Power -> Psychology and Psychometrics 

David Wells    

Super Power -> Philosophical and Sociological Analysis

 DENNIS N. DUCE 

Super Power -> Engagement, Creativity, and Misspelling 

G+: http://goo.gl/G6Nrj5

 Eric Enge 

Super Power -> Data Analysis 

Gina Fiedel 

Super-Powers -> Perception, Vision-creation

Michael Sutton

Super Power -> Entrepreneurship 

 Nicholas Cardot 

Super Power -> #psywarrior  

 Phil Bowyer 

Super Power -> Rule-breaking!

 Stephanie Sims 

Super Power -> The Number Whisperer

#PandemicCode