Love, Lust, Commitment, and the Brain - Neuroscience of Relationships
Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the neuroscience of love, lust, and commitment in this 58-minute talk by biological anthropologist Dr. Helen Fisher. Delve into groundbreaking brain research and data from thousands of Americans to understand the biological and personality factors that influence romantic attraction. Discover insights on the chemistry of relationships, the nature of monogamy, and the science behind long-term happiness in partnerships. Learn about modern courtship trends and gain optimism about relationships in the digital age. Uncover strategies to leverage brain chemistry for sustaining love, as Dr. Fisher discusses her findings with Aspen Daily News reporter Alycin Bektesh in this enlightening session from The Aspen Institute's Murdock Mind, Body, Spirit Series.
Syllabus
Murdock Mind, Body, Spirit Series: Love, Lust, Commitment, and the Brain
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
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