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Research has shown that parents vary in their capacity for mind-mindedness, which in turn contributes to differences in how children develop language, understand and express their emotions, form ...

When presented with an unresponsive acquaintance, a mouse may attempt to revive them by pawing and gently biting at their face, scientists recently reported. A third behavior was also seen, however, ...

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RIKEN neuroscientists found oxytocin-secreting neurons are selectively impaired in an autism mouse model, affecting social ...

Pets are known for being great companions, and they can also provide many mental health benefits. Studies have shown that pet ...

Love happens in the brain, where hormonal releases and brain chemicals like dopamine, serotonin and oxytocin are released.

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Sharing a bed with an emotionally connected partner can improve sleep quality, extend sleep duration, and even synchronize ...

Do you ever wonder, “If they were happy, why did they cheat?” Many people stray not because they want to leave, but because ...

Oxytocin promotes love, and relationships and also benefits your health. But scientists say there is a dark side to this ...