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A Critical Moment: Sex/Gender Research at the Intersection of Culture,
Brain, & Behavior
WHEN:     October 23-24, 2015  - Save the Date
WHERE:   UCLA, Los Angeles, California
 
WEBSITES
http://www.thefpr.org/conference2015/
http://www.thefprconference2015.org <http://www.thefprconference2015.org/>

Be there when many of the worldıs leading scholars from the Humanities and
Sciences discuss and debate issues at the intersection of sex/gender,
culture, brain, and behavior.
Great minds. Thrilling discussions. New connections. Itıs all happening this
October 23-24, 2015 at UCLA. Join Us.

SOME OF OUR TALKS
KEYNOTE:  Anne Fausto-Sterling, Brown University
The Maternal Mystique: Constructing the Biosocial Body at the Maternal-Fetal
Interface * Sarah Richardson, Harvard University
Recent Discoveries and Opportunities for Improved Understanding of
Sex-Biasing Biological Factors * Art Arnold, UCLA
A Life History Theory Perspective on Neural, Hormonal, and Genetic
Correlates of Variation in Human Paternal Behavior * James Rilling, Emory
University
An Evolutionary Perspective on Sexual Orientation, Same-Sex Attraction, and
Affiliation * Daniel Fessler, UCLA
Social Neuroendocrinology and Gender/Sex: Asking Hormonal Questions with
Social Construction and Evolution in their Answers * Sari van Anders,
University of Michigan
Where Does Sexual Orientation Reside? * Lisa Diamond, University of Utah
Technology and Globalization: Emergent Intersections of Culture, Brain, and
Behavior * Tom Boellstorff, UC Irvine
Early Androgen Exposure and Human Gender Development: Outcomes and
Mechanisms * Melissa Hines, University of Cambridge
Male Infertility, Assisted Reproductive Technologies, and Emergent
Masculinities in the Arab World * Marcia Inhorn, Yale University
Naturalizing Male Violence and Sexuality * Matthew Gutmann, Brown University
ŠMore Titles Coming Soon!

Register Now ­ Our previous conferences sold out before the end of early
registration!

EARLY REGISTRATION (Reduced Fees)  ENDS  June 30, 2015
             * Afterwards, LATE Registration with    Higher Fees
http://www.thefpr.org/conference2015/registration.php

‹ 
Mamie Wong, PhD
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The Foundation for Psychocultural Research



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