Bronstein/Research Ethics & Policy Series (REPS): "Ethical Issues in Sociobehavioral Genomics Research" - Eric Turkheimer, PhD
12:00pm - 1:00pm • 3600 Civic Center Blvd, 11-102AB (Hybrid)
2026-10-06 12:00:00 2026-10-06 13:00:00 America/New_York Bronstein/Research Ethics & Policy Series (REPS): "Ethical Issues in Sociobehavioral Genomics Research" - Eric Turkheimer, PhD Eric Turkheimer, PhD Hugh Scott Hamilton Professor of Psychology University of Virginia The Turkheimer lab studies how interactions between genes and environments shape the development of human behavior. We study many different aspects of behavior, but we are especially interested in issues involved in family life, including marriage, divorce and parenting. Other lines of research focus on the development of human intelligence and personality, particularly in the processes that lead siblings to become different from each other over time. We also study human personality in ways that don't explicitly include genetics. We are developing methods that allow richer and more individualized assessments of personality, and that control for the role played by self-esteem when people describe their own personality. More detail to follow. Registration required; Lunch provided Streaming available via Zoom. 3600 Civic Center Blvd, 11-102AB (Hybrid) Penn Medical EthicsEric Turkheimer, PhD
Hugh Scott Hamilton Professor of Psychology
University of Virginia
The Turkheimer lab studies how interactions between genes and environments shape the development of human behavior. We study many different aspects of behavior, but we are especially interested in issues involved in family life, including marriage, divorce and parenting. Other lines of research focus on the development of human intelligence and personality, particularly in the processes that lead siblings to become different from each other over time. We also study human personality in ways that don't explicitly include genetics. We are developing methods that allow richer and more individualized assessments of personality, and that control for the role played by self-esteem when people describe their own personality.
More detail to follow.
Registration required; Lunch provided
Streaming available via Zoom.