Researchers in the Netherlands provide first-time evidence for a neurobiological cause of intergroup conflict. They show that oxytocin, a neuropeptide produced in the brain that functions as hormone ...
Most of us intuitively believe that deliberately harming others is immoral. And yet people frequently engage in all kinds of harmful behavior, such as cheating, stealing, and lying, when it is within ...
Over the past decades, numerous studies have investigated the neural and cognitive processes underpinning intergroup conflict, as this could help to explain what fuels belligerent behavior, political ...
Most of us intuitively believe that deliberately harming others is immoral. And yet people frequently engage in all kinds of harmful behavior, such as cheating, stealing, and lying, when it is within ...
This article was published in Scientific American’s former blog network and reflects the views of the author, not necessarily those of Scientific American In the summer of 1954, 22 young boys were ...
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