July 15, 2014

The scholarly work of Concordia faculty and researchers informs and improves society on many issues that affect our daily lives. Visit the Research section to read news stories involving research at Concordia, or read the most recent items here:   

• The British Psychological Society reports on research by Nina Howe, professor in the Department of Education, which confirms the existence of an educational component in sibling interaction within the home.
  
  
• SCTimes and the Detroit Free Press refer to the research of Carsten Wrosch, professor in the Department of Psychology and researcher with the Centre for Research in Human Development in an article about life regrets.
  
  
• An article in the Guardian Liberty Voice about the relationship between stress and oxytocin levels in humans cites research on the effects of oxytocin levels on behavior, conducted by Mark Ellenbogen, professor in the Department of Psychology and researchers with the Centre for Reseach in Human Development, Christopher Cardoso and Anne-Marie Linnen, PhD candidates.
  
  
• An article in The Huffington Post UK about women’s capacities as leaders refers to research by Steven Appelbaum, professor in the Department of Management, that found women possessed certain qualities that made them better suited than men to wield power.
  
  
• Gad Saad, professor in the Department of Marketing and Concordia University Research Chair in Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences and Darwinian Consumption was the features guest on The Joe Rogan Experience to discuss his research.
  
  
• Radio-Canada International (French-language service) interviewed Stéphanie Allard, vice-president, International Organizations, with Montreal International, about the creation of the Montreal hub of Future Earth, a global research network devoted to the environment and sustainable development, that will be housed at Concordia.

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