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SUMMARY: Colloquium with Joseph Henrich
DESCRIPTION: FEATURING Joseph Henrich\, University of British Columbia TITL
 E On the Origins of WEIRD People (Or\, why psychology should become a histo
 rical science) BIO Dr. Joseph Henrich holds the Canada Research Chair in Cu
 lture\, Cognition and Coevolution at UBC where he is a professor in the Dep
 artments of Psychology and Economics. His research interests include evolut
 ionary […]
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 t="colloquium" width="300" height="86" /></p><h3>FEATURING</h3><p>Joseph He
 nrich\, University of British Columbia</p><h3>TITLE</h3><p>On the Origins o
 f WEIRD People (Or\, why psychology should become a historical science)</p>
 <h3>BIO</h3><p>Dr. Joseph Henrich holds the Canada Research Chair in <i>Cul
 ture\, Cognition and Coevolution</i> at UBC where he is a professor in the 
 Departments of Psychology and Economics.<br />His research interests includ
 e evolutionary approaches to psychology\, decision-making\, and culture wit
 h an emphasis on the cognition foundations of cultural learning\; culture-g
 ene coevolution\, human sociality\, prestige\, leadership\, and large-scale
  cooperation\; economic behavior and the emergence of complex human institu
 tions and societies\; cultural and evolutionary origins of faith and religi
 on\, and its relationship to cooperation and societal complexity.</p><hr />
 <h3>VIDEO</h3><p>[youtube]https://youtu.be/YV1LRsI0ybA[/youtube]</p><hr /><
 p>Annually the Department of Psychology hosts a <a href="https://psych.ubc.
 ca/news-events/colloquia/">Colloquia Series</a> throughout the academic yea
 r. This exciting program brings us together outside of the classroom to hav
 e conversations with the speakers we’ve invited to our campus to share thei
 r ideas. You’ll have the chance to hear from international speakers on a wi
 de range of provocative topics.</p>
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