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Joshua Buckholtz featured in Harvard Gazette

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An article, by Associate Professor of Psychology, Joshua Buckholtz, "A revised protrait of psychopaths" was featured in the February 2nd edition of the Harvard Gazette.

Steven Pinker Featured in Harvard Gazette

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‘What could be more interesting than how the mind works?’ Steven Pinker’s history of thought.

Sidanius and Buckholtz Featured in Harvard Crimson

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Professors James Sidanius and Joshua Buckholtz are feaured in the Harvard Crimson's Fifteen Minutes Magazine as two of their 15 Professors of the Year for 2017.

What Is Presidential Temperament, Anyway?

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A NY Magazine article, " What is Presidential Temperament Anyway?", featuring Daniel and Amy Starch Research Professor of Psychology, Jerome Kagan.

How Fairness Develops in Kids Around the World

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Associate Professor Felix Warneken's research regarding the Development of Fairness in Children was featured in this week's Atlantic and Nature, and highlighted in the Harvard Gazette .

PBS Article: "Can technology help predict who will attempt suicide?"

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A PBS NewsHour article featuring Department of Psychology Professor Matthew Nock. Can technology help predict who will attempt suicide?

Can an app for Google Glass offer a path out of autism? (Boston Globe)

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Doctoral grad Ned Sahin’s startup company, Brain Power, was featured recently in an article in the Boston Globe about its work on developing technology, using Google Glass, to improve the socialization skills of children with autism. The Boston Globe.

Pinpointing Punishment: Joshua Buckholtz Featured in Harvard Gazette

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Harvard Assistant Professor of Psychology Joshua Buckholtz explains how a brain region called the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex coordinates third-party punishment decisions of the type made by judges and juries. The findings were released in a paper co...

Social Lunch Talk ~ Julia Marshall, PhD ~ Brown University

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Julia Marshall , Ass't Professor of Cognitive and Psychological Sciences, Brown University Topic: The Early Pursuit of Third-Party Punishment Responding to wrongdoing is a central feature of our social lives and allows cooperative societies to flourish...

William James Hall Coffeehouse

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Kicking Out the Jams at the William James Hall Coffeehouse The William James Hall Coffeehouse is a semiannual event, sponsored by WJH Building Operations, and the departments of Psychology, Sociology, and Social Studies. Now in its 12 th year, it provides...

Clinical Job Talk: Jennifer Forsyth, University of California, Los Angeles

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Title: Schizophrenia: Finding the Path from Genes to Complex Syndrome Abstract: Schizophrenia is a complex syndrome associated with diverse clinical, cognitive, and neurobiological features that can vary substantially from one patient to the next...

Baland Jalal

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Dr. Baland Jalal is a researcher at Harvard's Department of Psychology and formerly a visiting researcher at Cambridge University's Department of Psychiatry. He obtained his Ph.D. at the Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine (Trinity College) and was a...