Nature or nurture: can genes make us behave ‘badly’? – podcast

Study suggests germ exposure may explain why first-born siblings achieve more

A new study suggests that birth order effects on success (first-borns achieving higher education and income) may be linked to germ exposure

Learning as a key driver of behavioural individuality in adults

This article explores how behavioural individuality emerges and persists throughout life. It argues that while genetic and environmental fac

Interview: Evolutionary Psychology, Sex Differences, and the Nature-Nurture Debate

An interview with the author of "A Billion Years of Sex Differences" discussing evolutionary psychology, the interplay of nature and nurture

Study suggests germs, not personality, may explain why first-born children outperform siblings

A new study suggests that the reason first-born children tend to outperform younger siblings in educational achievement and income may be re

Understanding the nature and nurture of callous-unemotional traits: The role of anxiety

Study suggests early germ exposure may explain cognitive advantages in first-born children

A brief article discussing research that challenges traditional stereotypes about birth order and personality. While first-born children ten