Whiff of 'Love Hormone' Oxytocin Helps Monkeys Show More Kindness
Oxytocin, the 'love hormone' known for building mother-baby bonds and helping us feel closer toward one another, can also make surly monkeys treat each other a little more kindly, research reveals.
Oxytocin, the 'love hormone' known for building mother-baby bonds and helping us feel closer toward one another, can also make surly monkeys treat each other a little more kindly, research reveals.
“The most interesting finding to me is that a simple positive activity can promote positive relationships among peers. I was not completely surprised that students increased in happiness, because we have found the same effects in adults. We show that kindness has some real benefits for the personal happiness of children but also for the classroom community,” researchers said.
Kindness Oozes Out of People With a Sweet Tooth
People who like tucking into chocolates and other confectionery delights, tend to be kinder, says a new study.
People who like tucking into chocolates and other confectionery delights, tend to be kinder, says a new study.
Strangers Sense 'Kindness' Gene, Study Claims
Certain gene trait in some people makes them kinder and caring than people deprived of it. According to US research, strangers can quickly tell the difference. The study was published on Monday.
Certain gene trait in some people makes them kinder and caring than people deprived of it. According to US research, strangers can quickly tell the difference. The study was published on Monday.
Intelligence and Kindness Downplayed by Teen Girls Online
Teenage girls present a different image to the world online than they do in person, says a new survey
Teenage girls present a different image to the world online than they do in person, says a new survey
