Dopamine May Be Willfully Controllable
...social behavior in colonizing new home bases. “We further conjecture that an animal’s sense of spontaneous dopamine impulses may [...]
...social behavior in colonizing new home bases. “We further conjecture that an animal’s sense of spontaneous dopamine impulses may [...]
...this might be the only social contact that they’ve had in the week or that they’ve had in years. People share experiences and support [...]
...the State Survey, conducted by the university’s Institute for Public Policy and Social Research. “After controlling for demographic [...]
...behavior and decision-making,” said senior study author Joel Voss, associate professor of medical social sciences, neurology, and psychiatry [...]
...young adulthood — potentially related to anomalies in the way adolescents mature caused by psychosocial, biological or environmental factors. [...]
...may have less ability to comply with strategies that reduce the risk of infection, such as masking and social distancing. In addition, the [...]
...discipline and experiences of cognitive deprivation with poverty and social marginalization. Taken together, this suggests that redistributive [...]
...that neural synchrony has important implications for social development and language learning. Challenge: studying real-life, face-to-face [...]
...these high adverse childhood experiences in people with neurologic conditions may be a way to improve their health,” said Mendizabal. “Appropriate [...]
...even though the social costs of depression are of the same magnitude. “As a society, we could save a lot of money and spare people a lot of [...]