Every year the Department of Psychology hosts a colloquium series and other events. With every presenter, we request that they allow us to record the presentation for individuals that are not able to attend. We post the links to the captioned recordings on this webpage.
2021-2022
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May 6, 2022 (Research Day)
Parents, Neighborhoods, and the Developing Brain
Luke W. Hyde, PhD, University of Michigan -
May 3, 2022 (Applications of Computational Modeling to Psychological Science Colloquium Series)
Distributed Brain Systems Underlying Self-Representation and Interpersonal Perception
Rob Chavez, PhD, University of Oregon -
April 26, 2022 (Applications of Computational Modeling to Psychological Science Colloquium Series)
Are Schizophrenia and Autism Disorders of Prediction?
Peggy Seriès, PhD, University of Edinburgh -
April 22, 2022 (Applications of Computational Modeling to Psychological Science Colloquium Series)
Socio-Economic Status: a Social Construct with Genetic Consequences
Abdel Abdellaoui, PhD, University of Amsterdam -
April 20, 2022 (Applications of Computational Modeling to Psychological Science Colloquium Series)
Steps to Catastrophe: Peril, Prudence and Planning as Risk, Avoidance and Worry
Peter Dayan, PhD, Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics -
April 15, 2022 (IREL Series)
Everyday Behaviors that Promote Social Bonds, and Why they Matter
Sara Algoe, PhD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - April 8, 2022 (IREL Series)
Early Relational Experience: A Foundation for the Unfolding Dynamics of Parent-Child Socialization
Grazyna Kochanska, PhD, University of Iowa
2020-2021
- April 30, 2021 (Research Day)
The Critical Importance of Diversity in Genetic Studies
Alicia Martin, PhD, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School - February 11, 2021 (Health Disparities Colloquium Series)
Racism, Biopsychosocial Mechanisms, and Racial Disparities in Health: Pathways and Destinations (transcript)
Enrique Neblett, PhD, University of Michigan - February 3, 2021 (Health Disparities Colloquium Series)
Neurodevelopmental Mechanisms Linking Childhood Adversity with Psychopathology Across the Life-Course
Katie McLaughlin, PhD, Harvard University - January 27, 2021 (Health Disparities Colloquium Series)
Latino Health Paradoxes: From Epidemiological Phenomenon to the Emergence of Asset Models of Health
John Ruiz, PhD, University of Arizona
2018-2019
- April 26, 2019 (Clinical Science and Psychopathology Research Day 2019)
Evolution and the Genetic Architecture of Schizophrenia
Matthew Keller, PhD, University of Colorado Boulder - April 26, 2019 (Clinical Science and Psychopathology Research Day 2019)
Transdiagnostic Relevance of Aggression
Edelyn Verona, PhD, University of South Florida - February 4, 2019
Harassment and Contest Culture in Organizations (Slides)
Jennifer Berdahl, PhD, University of British Columbia - November 28, 2018
Decades of PTSD and Gulf War Illness Research: Driven to Discover Causes and New Therapies
Brian Engdahl, PhD, UofM Neuroscience, VAMC Brain Science Center
Colloqium YouTube Playlist
Some of the recordings are on our YouTube Playlist.
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