#social-behavior

#social-behavior

Clothed visitors to Rooster Rock should find other beaches to maintain the intended atmosphere for nude individuals, who have the right to enjoy the space without disturbance.

Depression may serve evolved functions, such as signaling defeat or promoting problem-solving. It may be a result of trade-offs in human evolution or a mismatch with the modern environment.

Understanding that personal discomfort with specific behaviors influences our likelihood to intervene highlights the importance of personal thresholds in addressing low-level problematic actions.

This study highlights the relationship between height dissatisfaction and intrasexual competition, pointing out that shorter men display more envy and competitiveness.

One of the bridesmaids made a speech about herself that dragged on. She told the bride that she was the princess because she, herself, was really the queen.

You can debate all sorts of things about how the texture of American life has changed. What you can't debate is the sheer, objective, existential fact that Americans are more alone than ever.

Huberman highlights that the most significant emotional and neurological effects occur not simply when you silently reflect on what you're thankful for but when you receive genuine gratitude from others or deeply empathize with someone else's experience.

"This phenomenon, called 'getting the ick', refers to a sudden, visceral feeling of disgust towards someone you're romantically interested in."

"While there are behavior tips for restaurants from the past that are totally outdated now, there are still dining-out etiquette tips that are helpful to know..."

Participants who held authoritarian beliefs exhibited significant brain differences compared to their more centrist peers, particularly in areas linked to social reasoning and emotional regulation.

Basic humanity coexists with competitive traits, and it’s up to us to maintain a balance of these divergent tendencies.

It may be a problem, then, that the Bureau of Labor Statistics' American Time Use Survey found that Americans are spending more and more time dining apart, numbers the authors cite in their study.

When shame is triggered, we feel bad about who we are-our whole self. This feeling of inadequacy makes us want to hide or disappear.

One can easily lock a car with a single button press, avoiding the loud chirp that startles others. This behavior may reflect a lack of concern for people around.

While it's tempting to show off your knowledge when you learn about wine, acting pretentious can harm the experience for both you and the staff. It's best to remain humble.

We're having an epidemic. The amount of [people close to me who] feel absolutely OK canceling - and they don't really ever have a reason, it's just that they're tired or whatever - is alarming.

In psychology, comfort distance refers to the radius around us that we like to keep free from intrusion, so we can feel relaxed and unthreatened.

While we often point fingers at others for their annoying habits, it’s crucial to recognize that we can be guilty of those very same behaviors, too.

"Well, what are the people like where you are from?" "Oh, they're very nice and pleasant." "That's the way you'll find them around here also."

Huggers were found to be less narcissistic, more agreeable, and possessed greater faith in humanity when compared to non-huggers.