Browsing: Emotions

Mass shootings, bullying and retaliation, and other acts of violence — why did the human brain evolve to be so…

The drive to reproduce – to move our DNA into tomorrow – may be behind our ability to do math,…

A faulty risk/reward area of your brain can get you into trouble, but it can also free you to think…

Ethics and emotions often clash at the bedside of terminally ill patients—especially those with brain injuries. Dr. Joseph Fins, Chief…

Sexual attraction starts with a whiff of signals that gets your motor running. Your nose — and brain – are…

Dr. Stieg talks to biological anthropologist Helen Fisher about the four hormonal systems that drive our relationship styles, and how…