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D.O. Hebb Lecture Series 2011-2012
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name for profile. Friday September 30, 2011 Title: Making a Difference: The Who, When, and Why of Social Action
Dr. Mark Snyder
Title: The Evolution of the Large, Complex Human Brain
Dr. Jon Kaas
Friday November 25, 2011 Title: Making a River Flow Back Up the Mountain: Towards Constructive Social Change in Aboriginal Communities
Dr. Donald Taylor (Faculty Hebb Lecture)
Title: "How to grow a mind: Statistics, Structure and Abstraction" Dr. Josh Tenenbaum Massachusetts Institute of Technology Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences Cambridge, MA, USA
Title: "Moving Against and Away from the World: The Social and Mental Health Legacy of Peer Victimization" Dr. Karen Rudolph University of Illinois Department of Psychology Champaign, IL, USA
Title: "Misunderstanding, Conflict, and Dispute Resolution: Lessons from the Lab and the Real World" Department of PsychologyStanford University Stanford, California, USA
Title: Hierarchical control of cognitive processes: The search for the grail Vanderbilt University Department of Psychology Nashville, TN, USA |
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