Sage Gibbons
Strategic Technology Manager & Research Lead at ProSocial World
Sage Gibbons works as both Scientific Researcher and Strategic Technology Manager at ProSocial World. He applies participatory action research methods and cultural evolutionary science to facilitate community partners in becoming more cooperative, adaptive, and successful in their aims. He is also dedicated to the development of open, interoperable, and prosocial technology.He has recently completed his Masters of Science in Urban Informatics at Northeastern University where he studied the city of Boston as a complex adaptive system as a researcher with the Boston Area Research Initiative. Connect with Sage at sage.gibbons@prosocial.world
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Sage Gibbons
October 26th, 12-1pm ET
Examined Lives: The Role of Gossip (Session 37)
Gossip as social regulator and gossip as interpersonal weapon
September 28th, 12-1pm ET
Examined Lives: Family Conflict (Session 36)
Family Conflict: How does genetic relatedness help explain family conflicts?
August 24th, 12-1pm
Examined Lives: Evolutionary Aesthetics (Session 35)
What is the role of evolutionary theory in explaining aesthetics in nature and in human culture? How might we explain our own aesthetic experiences?
Thursday June 29, 12-1pm ET
Examined Lives: Human Synchrony (Session 33)
How does synchrony- the matching of actions in time with others- shape the human experience?
Wednesday, April 12th at 12pm ET
Research Seminar Series: Dual Inheritance Theory and a Theoretical Examination of the Symbotype-Phenotype Relationship - Part 2
Free Seminar and Q&A
Wednesday April 5th at 6pm ET
Research Seminar Series: Dual Inheritance Theory and a Theoretical Examination of the Symbotype-Phenotype Relationship - Part 1
Free Seminar and Q&A
Thursday, March 16th, 12-1pm ET / 4-5pm UTC
Examined Lives: Positive Evolutionary Psychology (Session 30)
In our next Examined Lives on Positive Evolutionary Psychology we will explore what evolutionary psychology has to tell us about happiness.
Thursday, February 16 12pm ET / 5pm UTC
Examined Lives: Dual Inheritance Theory (Session 29)
In humans, genes and culture are intertwined streams of inheritance. Ours is a story of Dual Inheritance.