The recent research on folk standards of sound judgment is featured in Vox Magazine. See here for a short video explaining key concepts from the paper.
Together with a long-term collaborator Michael Varnum (ASU), Dr. Grossmann is guest-editing a milestone special issue in American Psychologist, devoted to the topic of psychological perspectives on cultural change.
Newest lab research on the folk standards of sound judgment is scheduled to appear in Science Advances. Pre-print available here.
Congratulations to lab alumni Justin Brienza, who is starting this fall as an Assistant Professor at the University of Queensland Business School -- one of the top business schools in Australia!
"The digital in itself is not a solution to anything, but an excellent tool to bring progress in a lot of fields. But, they have to be used properly with WISDOM." ~ Tiffany Fukuma
Is our capacity for wise behaviour determined not just by our psychology but also by our physiology? Is there such a thing as ‘good stress’, and how might our assessment of a situation reduce the chances of us 'choking'? Find out in our latest podcast episode: Wise brains, wise bodies!!
Tune in to our latest podcast "The Dark Side" as we talk about how some forms of empathy may actually be dangerous for society.
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