Webinar: Bad to the Bones: Can Our Genes Help Make Us Act Badly?
2010 Honor Society of Nursing, Modern science is helping us to finally begin to understand the partial genetic and biological basis of "bad" behavior. It's empowering for people to realize that some people act in very hurtful ways in part because it's how they are neurophysiologically predisposed. (And that's not to say that such people can't change!) Professor Barbara Oakley uses evolutionary theory--as well as an unusually adventurous background that has earned her the nickname of a "female Indiana Jones," to knit together disparate pieces of research that help us understand--and better deal with--some of life's most compelling problems. 20 May 2010 at 4:00 p.m. EST / 1:00 p.m. PST
Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI) Webinar Series
Bad to the Bones: Can Our Genes Help Make Us Act Badly?
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