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SUMMARY:Karen Bales - Neurobiology of parenting in monogamous species
DESCRIPTION:Karen Bales: UC Davis Department of PsychologyIn socially monogamous mammals like humans\, many individuals such as mothers\, fathers\, and alloparents often display parenting behaviors. While the hormonal and neural basis of maternal care has been well-studied\, both fathering and alloparenting remain more mysterious. Studies from prairie voles and titi monkeys\, both monogamous mammals\, implicate oxytocin\, vasopressin\, and glucocorticoids in the regulation of these behaviors. While these hormones may facilitate parenting\, developmental data also suggest that the exposure to infants itself changes the brain in a long-term fashion in both males and females. I will discuss what is known about the neurobiology of parenting in males\, females\, and alloparents\, and what opportunities and challenges exist in studying these topics in humans
URL:https://bec.ucla.edu/event/karen-bales-neurobiology-of-parenting-in-monogamous-species/
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SUMMARY:Peter Kim - The Manifestation of Mob Mentalities
DESCRIPTION:Peter Kim: USC Department of Management and Organization\, Marshall School of Business\, University of Southern CaliforniaThroughout history\, people have faced the question of how best to respond to a wide range of alleged and/or actual transgressions. A fundamental uncertainty\, in this regard\, is whether our reactions to such transgressions would differ depending on whether we respond to them as individuals or as groups. This question deserves particular scrutiny given that transgressions can often affect multiple people\, the fact that our reactions to such transgressions are rarely made in isolation\, the frequency with which these assessments may be made at a collective level\, and the potential implications of such assessments for social and organizational life. However\, the literature offers little guidance on these issues\, given that previous research has focused primarily on the reactions of individuals. The present inquiry seeks to address this limitation: a) by investigating how individuals and groups might differ in their reactions to alleged transgressions\, b) by determining the conditions under which such differences would arise\, c) by identifying some underlying mechanisms for these differences\, and d) by exploring the ways in which transitions between individual and group modes of evaluation may affect these assessments.http://www.bec.ucla.edu/PeterKimPaper.doc
URL:https://bec.ucla.edu/event/peter-kim-the-manifestation-of-mob-mentalities/
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