Psychology
fromPsychology Today
3 months agoMapping Social Networks
Specialized cells in the hippocampus map social connections, offering insights into social behavior and relationships.
Not exactly scandalous, but it seems to shock a lot of Americans. We go barefoot a lot. Everywhere. The supermarket, driving, public transport, shops, the doctor's office, libraries, etc.
Not being willing or able to just be superficially nice in social settings. Sometimes it's okay to just be pleasant instead of making your unique and specific viewpoint heard.
"We are really mapping the social life of rats by capturing the details of their every movement. We see how they interact with each other, and we see the same forms of engagement over and over again."
Halfway Serious transforms sitting into a performative act, where two users must collaborate to maintain balance and protect an egg, emphasizing human interaction.
When a group had more men than women, a man would race to the bar within seconds to get drinks for everyone. But if it had more women than men, it would take significantly longer to get a round in. It's a phenomenon observed across groups, where men compete for female attention, evidenced by a study watching 160 groups in Boston pubs.