The green-eyed monster in the spotlight
The physical pain of social rejection
Evolutionary roots and protective bonds
Transforming envy into creative fire
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007skaty Evolution of Protective Bonds
Our brains are wired with ancient chemistry to guard the ones we love
007skaty Katy Perry's candy-coated California Gurls aesthetic captures the duality of oxytocin, which promotes deep bonding but amplifies defensive
007skaty Match primal brain reactions to daily challenges to discover how our ancient instincts protect us.
Rare monogamy: Only about four percent of mammalian species practice social monogamy, making humans quite unique.
Either of the tenth pair of cranial nerves that innervate the heart, lungs, and other thoracic and abdominal organs. This cranial pathway regulates human heart rate by releasing acetylcholine to slow down electrical impulses.
Why is oxytocin sometimes referred to as a double-edged sword in social relationships?
Which specialized brain cells allow us to mentally simulate and empathize with another person's emotions?
Which monogamous primate was used in the famous 2017 UC Davis study on the neurobiology of jealousy?
What do evolutionary psychologists suggest was the original survival purpose of moderate jealousy?
Which ancient-Egypt-themed Katy Perry music video visually dramatizes the fierce, protective instinct to guard one's territory?
Which university conducted the landmark 2017 study on coppery titi monkeys to map jealousy?