Integrative Science Symposium: Psychology in an Economic World

Recorded 12 March, 2015, at the inaugural International Convention of Psychological Science, Amsterdam
1:15 - SES and Brain Development - Martha J. Farah, University of Pennsylania
29:40 - Socioeconomic Contexts and Youth Development - Cynthia Garcia Coll, Carlos Albizu University
58:11 - Socioeconomic and Subject Aspects of Well-being - Jurgen Schupp, German Insitute for Economic Research
1:28:45 - The Psychology of Scarcity and Its Consequences - Eldar Shafir, Princeton University
2:03:33 - Discussion

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1:53:40 rich vs poor effect on cognitive and intelligence tests

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1:59:18 THings as stupid s as forms... Long forms...long welfare forms...what are the effects?

[@susanasi7538]

this is awesome! thank you

[@Orf]

1:58:25 Clinton limited welfare to 5 yrs. what are the effects

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Transcript: docs.google.com/document/d/14agS6-l9Nb6pOQzhUY0I9c4XqZ6GCfnnAwTRtCybftI

[@luci6560]

2:17:10 Jobs that demand time, energy, and bandwidth...But do not pay a livable wage, and have financial gain every year for the people who already have enough is a direct issue. I live in a city where these problems are clear. The capital city of one of the richest states in the US. And Yet the wages are stagnant or have decreased. When companies have billionaires or even millionaires but hire people at poverty wages and policy refuses to address that issue in a meaningful way that is a sign that people in power don't care. The jobs that have the higher pay in my city have no relationship to the children who are educated in the same city. As A Matter Of Fact People Who Live Outside The City Come In Make The Money, And Go Back To Their Home Town To Spend It.

[@Orf]

1:56:50 irony of poverty

[@keilongeorge6027]

Let's do a study on how many times the man at 58:00 says Uh and Um

[@Zeldafan1ify]

lol