Unmasking Power: The Psychology Behind Corruption in Conflict Zones
A strange thing happens to human beings when they get into positions of power. And hurricane, because they go on in the heart of all of us.
What drives power corruption in times of war? In this compelling episode of The Dr. Christian Heim Podcast, Dr. Heim and host Hurricane H. tackle this complex issue head-on. Broadcasting live on the ihealth channel, they take questions from callers, diving deep into the psychological forces at play during the Russia/Ukraine conflict. Ever wondered how dopamine and oxytocin influence human behavior? Dr.
Heim breaks down how these chemicals can motivate people and even lead to corruption when leaders exploit them for control. He explains that dopamine provides a rush, making people feel alive and purposeful, while oxytocin fosters feelings of love and friendship, even among strangers. But what happens when these natural drives are manipulated by those in power? The episode offers a raw and honest look at how influence and opinion shape beliefs, especially in times of conflict. Dr.
Heim’s insights provide a fascinating lens through which to view human behavior under extreme conditions. Whether you're curious about the psychology behind power or seeking to understand the human mind better, this episode is a must-listen.