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ProSocial Action Lab
Groups from around the world will come together to learn, research, play and practice their collaborative skills.
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Becoming ProSocial
Building Trust and Collaboration in our Groups and Networks
Past Events:
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Seminar: It’s Not You, It’s Your Environment: Understanding the Prevalence of Burnout in Organizations and Utilizing Systems-Level Remediation Strategies
Free Online Research Seminar and Q&A
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Seminar: Exploring socio-economic influence on AI: re-imagination and integration from various worldviews
Free Seminar and Q&A Session
Examined Lives: Mindfulness (Session 42)
We explore the concept of what is known in the West as "mindfulness", its evolutionary background, current scientific understanding, and practical use
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Seminar: The Truth About Fiction: Biological Reality and Imaginary Lives
Free Seminar and Q&A Session
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Seminar: Psychological Perspectives on Climate Change
Free Seminar and Q&A Session
Seminar: Social Capital - Reconnecting with the importance and value of social relationships
Free Seminar and Q&A Session
Examined Lives: Self-Esteem (Session 41)
What can evolutionary science bring to bear on the questions of what self-esteem is and what functions it performs?
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Seminar: The Role of ProSocial in Catalyzing Paradigm Change in Economics and Business with David Sloan Wilson
Free Seminar and Q&A Session
ProSocial Commons Cafe
Informal, weekly gatherings for Prosocial Commons members to connect, provide updates, and host discussions.
Generalizing Ostrom’s Core Design Principles and Putting Them to Use: An Interactive “Practitioner Webinar” for IASC Members & their colleagues
90 minute interactive webinar on how the core design principles can be used as a practical method for increasing the efficacy of groups.
Examined Lives: Judgment under Uncertainty (Session 40)
How do how humans make decisions under uncertainty?
Examined Lives: Misunderstandings & Misconceptions about Evolutionary Psychology (Session 39)
Misunderstandings & Misconceptions about Evolutionary Psychology (Session 40)
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