Study Coauthored by Bard Philosophy Professor Published in Nature Human Behaviour
July 29, 2019
July 29, 2019
ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, New York, July 29 -- Bard College issued the following news release:
A new study coauthored by Bard College Assistant Professor of Philosophy Kathryn Tabb in the journal Nature Human Behaviour, finds that people consistently rated antisocial behavior as less genetically influenced than prosocial behavior. In their paper, "Asymmetrical genetic attributions for prosocial versus antisocial behaviour," Tabb and her coauthors write that their findings were . . .
A new study coauthored by Bard College Assistant Professor of Philosophy Kathryn Tabb in the journal Nature Human Behaviour, finds that people consistently rated antisocial behavior as less genetically influenced than prosocial behavior. In their paper, "Asymmetrical genetic attributions for prosocial versus antisocial behaviour," Tabb and her coauthors write that their findings were . . .