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Aug 1, 2024 · Love between a parent and child feels different, often some combination of affection and care. But are these feelings, caused by chemical reactions in your brain, all that love is? If so, then love seems to be something that largely happens to you.
Apr 15, 2022 · What exactly happens to the brain when we are in love? When we’re falling in love with someone, the first thing we notice is how good it feels. It’s because the brain releases feel-good...
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Feb 13, 2020 · From the historians who traced today’s ideas of romance to ancient Greek philosophy and Arab lyric poetry, to the social scientists who have examined the consequences of finding love through an algorithm, to the scientists who study the love hormone oxytocin, here is what their research reveals about matters of the heart. The evolution of romance.
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- Children as The Biggest Stressor
- Maintain Curiosity About Your Partner
“I think we know a lot more scientifically about love and the brain than we did a couple of decades ago, but I don’t think it tells us very much that we didn’t already know about love,” Schwartz said. “It’s kind of interesting, it’s kind of fun [to study]. But do we think that makes us better at love, or helping people with love? Probably not much....
Children remain the biggest stressor on relationships, Olds said, adding that it seems a particular problem these days. Young parents feel pressure to raise kids perfectly, even at the risk of their own relationships. Kids are a constant presence for parents. The days when child care consisted of the instruction “Go play outside” while mom and dad ...
Also important is retaining a genuine sense of curiosity about your partner, fostered both by time apart to have separate experiences, and by time together, just as a couple, to share those experiences. Schwartz cited a study by Robert Waldinger, clinical professor of psychiatry at MGH and HMS, in which couples watched videos of themselves arguing....
Aug 7, 2017 · Is love an emotion, an urge, brain chemistry, or something else entirely? It’s the one question that has dominated our culture and relationships for millions of years. But what is love?
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Discover the latest research and insights into how love evolved, the biochemical changes that underlie different types of love and how it shapes our relationships, behaviour and health.
