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Topic: traits

Seminar
3 seminars

In Cognition and Cognitive Psychology

Seminar · Genetics

Genetic architecture of polygenic traits and diseases

Lluis Quintana-Murci · Professor at the Collège de France

Fri, Mar 28, 2025 · 08:30 UTC

This lecture examines traits and diseases influenced by many genetic variants. It introduces genome-wide association studies, pleiotropy and polygenic risk scores, then considers their use in precision medicine. Outstanding limitations include unexplained heritability and the uneven representation of human populations in genomic research.

Seminar · Psychology

Are integrative, multidisciplinary, and pragmatic models possible? The #PsychMapping experience

Alexander Latinjak · University of Suffolk

Mon, Mar 4, 2024 · 10:30 UTC

This presentation delves into the necessity for simplified models in the field of psychological sciences to cater to a diverse audience of practitioners. We introduce the #PsychMapping model, evaluate its merits and limitations, and discuss its place in contemporary scientific culture. The #PsychMapping model is the product of an extensive literature review, initially within the realm of sport and exercise psychology and subsequently encompassing a broader spectrum of psychological sciences. This model synthesizes the progress made in psychological sciences by categorizing variables into a fra

Seminar · Psychology

Are integrative, multidisciplinary, and pragmatic models possible? The #PsychMapping experience

Alexander Latinjak · University of Suffolk

Mon, Jan 8, 2024 · 10:30 UTC

This presentation delves into the necessity for simplified models in the field of psychological sciences to cater to a diverse audience of practitioners. We introduce the #PsychMapping model, evaluate its merits and limitations, and discuss its place in contemporary scientific culture. The #PsychMapping model is the product of an extensive literature review, initially within the realm of sport and exercise psychology and subsequently encompassing a broader spectrum of psychological sciences. This model synthesizes the progress made in psychological sciences by categorizing variables into a fra