Tag Archives: Harvard University

Marc Hauser Resigns from Harvard

Posted on July 21, 2011 by dianesilver

This blog doesn’t usually keep track of news, but I did want to note that Psychology Professor Marc Hauser has resigned from Harvard. Hauser is the morality researcher who has been accused of scientific misconduct, and I covered the investigation … Continue reading →

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Morality Researcher Under Investigation

Posted on August 12, 2010 by dianesilver

What happens to the field of moral psychology when one of its most prominent researchers is under investigation for tampering with his findings? This question is anything but academic since the news broke this week about a years-long investigation at … Continue reading →

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Morality Is the Problem We Refuse to Face

Posted on August 12, 2010 by dianesilver

As I continue to wade through the discussions from the Edge Foundation’s conference on The New Science of Morality, I keep bumping into ideas that set off fireworks in my brain. These, by the way, are delicious, sweet fireworks. Today … Continue reading →

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