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by Abigail Marsh

2023

Psychology Today 4 Core Myths About Psychopathy That Refuse to Die

2021

New York Times Everyone thinks Americans are selfish. They’re wrong.

2020

STAT News If donating a kidney to a stranger is ethical and allowable, taking part in a Covid-19 challenge trial should be, too

2020

Washington Post How we can keep our fear from spiraling out of control?

2019

Washington Post The news can make us overly paranoid. It’s part of the brain’s response

2019

Character & Context What is the amygdala, and what does it have to do with helping?

2018

Washington Post James Corden had one thing right: We’re neurologically wired to love puppies

2018

NPR Could a more individualistic world also be a more altruistic one?

2017

NPR What drives some people to take personal risks to help strangers?

2017

Edge Alloparenting

2017

Chronicle of Higher Education Choosing fear

2017

Psychology Today Why is it so hard to be altruistic?

2016

Psychology Today Animal altruism

2016

Psychology Today Above and beyond: An introduction to altruism in the world and the lab

2016

Edge Neuroprediction

2015

Edge Caring machines

2014

Edge The distinction between antisociality and mental illness

2012

Slate Less guilty by reason of neurological defect