Sue Carter builds on the Kinsey research legacy

Kinsey Institute Director Sue Carter is well-known for her research on the biology of reproductive behavior, bonding and social monogamy.

In a series of interviews this spring, she explains the fundamentals of how hormones, like oxytocin, influence parenting, stress, life-long bonding, and development. She also describes how the Kinsey institute is expanding the research agenda to respond to the critical questions of today, from sexual trauma to sexuality and longterm relationships.

Choose from some of the news about Dr. Carter and her research at Kinsey Institute:

• DatingAdvice.com: “Kinsey Director Sue Carter: How her focus on relationships brings fresh perspective to the institute.”
• Carter explains oxytocin findings in her Forbes interview with Seth Porges. “7 Things You (Probably) Didn't Know About Oxytocin and The Science of Love.”
• On this WFIU radio interview, she shares her thoughts and goals with Janae Cummings.
• In a feature-length podcast on Relationship Alive, Dr. Carter explains why oxytocin is the 'molecule of love’