Convergence: Connecting Levels of Analysis in Psychological Science In the past, our field harbored distinct, and often competing, schools of thought that tackled different problems and produced findings that often appeared to diverge. Today, investigators attack shared problems at complementary levels of analysis and produce results that converge. Studies of people in a social world; mental systems of cognition and emotion; and biological mechanisms of the genome and the nervous system interconnect and yield an integrated psychological science. The APS 23rd Annual Convention displays, and celebrates, these advances in our field.

Connected: Network Analyses of Brain, Behavior, and Social Interaction

Connected: Network Analyses of Brain, Behavior, and Social Interaction, Roundtable Discussion

Friday, May 27, 2011, 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
International Ballroom West

Walter Mischel

Walter Mischel
Columbia University

This is part of the Connected: Network Analyses of Brain, Behavior, and Social Interaction Theme Program. Additional Speakers

 
Subject Area: Connected: Network Analyses of Brain, Behavior, and Social Interaction

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