Lectures on Tap - "The Psychology of Psychopathy"
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Professors, experts, and storytellers giving thought-provoking lectures in NYC bars.
Location: Exact address given in confirmation email
Lecture: "The Psychology of Psychopathy"
Speaker: Dr. Pascal Wallisch
Join us for a gripping evening exploring the chilling yet fascinating world of psychopathy. Clinical Professor Pascal Wallisch will guide us through how psychopathy shows up in cognition, emotion, and social behavior, and what brain science reveals about this condition.
We’ll look at developmental pathways, cultural differences in how psychopathy manifests and is perceived, and what current research suggests about assessment, risk, and real-world implications. Whether you’re curious about true crime, mental health, or how the brain shapes behavior, this talk will challenge your assumptions and deepen your understanding.
Dr. Pascal Wallisch is Clinical Professor of Data Science, Psychology, and Neuroscience at NYU Arts & Science and the most decorated educator at NYU. He has received a distinguished teaching award, two Golden Dozen awards, a TeachTech award, and five teaching innovation awards.
Get a drink, connect, and learn at Lectures on Tap!
Agenda
6:30 PM – Doors open: find a seat (open seating!), order food & drinks, and expect a bar line—arriving early is key.
6:55 PM – Host introduction
7:00 PM – Lecture begins
7:45 PM – Audience Q&A
8:00 PM – Have 1:1 time with the speaker, mingle with fellow guests, and order another round
8:30 PM – Wrap up.
Location: Exact address given in confirmation email
Lecture: "The Psychology of Psychopathy"
Speaker: Dr. Pascal Wallisch
Join us for a gripping evening exploring the chilling yet fascinating world of psychopathy. Clinical Professor Pascal Wallisch will guide us through how psychopathy shows up in cognition, emotion, and social behavior, and what brain science reveals about this condition.
We’ll look at developmental pathways, cultural differences in how psychopathy manifests and is perceived, and what current research suggests about assessment, risk, and real-world implications. Whether you’re curious about true crime, mental health, or how the brain shapes behavior, this talk will challenge your assumptions and deepen your understanding.
Dr. Pascal Wallisch is Clinical Professor of Data Science, Psychology, and Neuroscience at NYU Arts & Science and the most decorated educator at NYU. He has received a distinguished teaching award, two Golden Dozen awards, a TeachTech award, and five teaching innovation awards.
Get a drink, connect, and learn at Lectures on Tap!
Agenda
6:30 PM – Doors open: find a seat (open seating!), order food & drinks, and expect a bar line—arriving early is key.
6:55 PM – Host introduction
7:00 PM – Lecture begins
7:45 PM – Audience Q&A
8:00 PM – Have 1:1 time with the speaker, mingle with fellow guests, and order another round
8:30 PM – Wrap up.
