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Positive Parenting Shapes the Adolescent Brain’s Response to Joy, 15-Year Study Finds

The research was led by Kaylin Hill, an assistant professor in Notre Dame’s Department of Psychology and a clinical psychologist who directs the university’s Psychophysiology of Affect across the Lifespan, or PAL, Lab.

Choosing Leaders With Dark Personalities

Research conducted by Timothy Judge, a management professor at the University of Notre Dame, has shown that agreeable people -- those who are cooperative, nice and gentle -- are less likely to emerge as leaders.”

Bipartisan Move Seeks Pledge to Honor Midterm Results

Notre Dame law professor Derek Muller, however, said that fears of Republicans blocking certified election winners are largely unfounded. "These are extraordinary, bordering on outlandish, hypotheticals and regular order will almost certainly prevail in the House," Muller told the Journal.

Christian Science Monitor

Midterms could mark start of a generational shift in Congress

“We seem to be reaching an inflection point,” says Jim Curry, a political science professor at the University of Notre Dame who co-authored a study on lawmaker age and representation in Congress.

Lawmakers Want Colleagues to Promise They’ll Accept Midterm Election Results

Notre Dame law professor Derek Muller said scenarios in which Republicans could deploy procedural maneuvers to deny Democrats the ability to become the majority in the House were unlikely, particularly if the election results aren’t close. “These are extraordinary, bordering on outlandish, hypotheticals and regular order will almost certainly prevail in the House,” Muller said.

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