How genes influence risk-taking, morality, addiction, impulsivity, and societal views of sin, punishment, and forgiveness, with a focus on adolescence.
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About this podcast
Dr. Kathryn Paige Harden joins the Huberman Lab to explore the profound impact of genetics on human behavior, including risk-taking, morality, and addiction. This insightful discussion delves into how genes interact with our environment, particularly during adolescence, shaping our life trajectories and influencing societal perspectives on sin, punishment, and forgiveness. Discover the science behind nature vs. nurture in driving human choices and mental health.
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