Drug Addiction, Social Connection, and the Brain
A new study of opioids reveals a tie between drug addiction and social connection.
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What Can the Brain Reveal about Gratitude?
New research is exploring the brain regions linked to gratitude—and it helps explain gratitude's many benefits.
How to Deal with Social Awkwardness
Psychologist Ty Tashiro explains why some people are more socially awkward and how they can use their strengths to connect with others.
Are Emotions Born or Made?
A new book argues that our brains forge emotions from lived experience. But does it go too far?
How Does Your Culture Influence the People You Trust?
According to a new study, we're more generous toward people when they express emotions valued by our culture.
Why “Mom Brain” Is Good for Mothers and Babies
According to a new study, pregnant women lose gray matter in their brains—and this process helps them figure out what other people need and feel.
What Would Buddha Do About the Economy?
Clair Brown suggests that the moment may be ripe for Buddhist thought to insert itself into Western economics.
How to Hack Your Brain for Peak Performance
A new book shows how we can apply advances from neuroscience to work smarter and happier.