Sana Khadar

Yeah, I see him now this time around.

That's so funny.

He's like right in the middle of the frame.

It is funny because they're all wearing kind of, it's quite a muted tone.

So they're all wearing kind of grays and blacks and browns.

And so the bear really does, unless you know he's there, he kind of blends into the background.

But I feel so silly.

And then the end says, look out for cyclists.

So that's a very good PSA.

And if you want to see this video, those of you listening at home will link to it in our show notes as well.

That is Dr. Hayley Cullen, who is a lecturer in the School of Psychological Sciences at Macquarie University.

And you also heard from Dr. Celine Van Gold, who is an associate professor in legal psychology at the University of Sydney.

Thanks to producer Rose Kerr and senior producer and reporter this week, James Bullen,

If you have any questions about forensic psychology you want answered, about memory, criminal profiling, lie detection, maybe it's something you've seen on TV and you're wondering if it's true, send us an email.

I'd love to know what you think of the series.

You can reach me on allinthemind at abc.net.au.

I'm Sana Khadar.

Thanks for listening.

I'll catch you next time.

Hey there, Sana Khadar here from All in the Mind.