Dr. Abigail Marsh is a preeminent psychologist and neuroscientist renowned for her groundbreaking research on empathy, altruism, and psychopathy. She serves as a Professor of Psychology at Georgetown University, where she directs comprehensive studies investigating the neural and psychological mechanisms underpinning human social behavior. Dr. Marsh received her Ph.D. in Social Psychology from Harvard University and has been the recipient of numerous accolades for her significant contributions to the field of psychological science. Her research, which integrates advanced brain imaging techniques with rigorous behavioral experiments, has profoundly enhanced our understanding of the factors that drive empathy and selfless behavior in humans. Dr. Marsh is also the author of the highly regarded book "The Fear Factor," which examines the science of altruism and fear, providing valuable insights into the psychological profiles of altruistic individuals and psychopaths.
