The behavioral, computational, and neural mechanisms of how beliefs and expectations are shaped and in turn shape mental, physiological and social processes, in the placebo effect and beyond
The role of the hormones oxytocin and vasopressin in regulating human social behavior; The behavioral genetics of personality; The contribution of individual differences in personality to differences in health and economic well-being.
Development of pro-social behavior and empathy in the context of genetics and the family environment, the interaction between parenting and temperament, and the development of values in the contexts of culture and the family
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