Trust, Morality - and Oxytocin
Offered By: TED via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the neurological origins of morality in this 17-minute TED talk by neuroeconomist Paul Zak. Delve into Zak's research on oxytocin, which he dubs "the moral molecule," and discover its potential role in fostering trust, empathy, and other emotions crucial for building a stable society. Gain insights into the physical basis of morality in the brain and its implications for understanding human behavior and social structures. This thought-provoking presentation offers a unique perspective on the biological underpinnings of our moral compass and its impact on societal cohesion.
Syllabus
Paul Zak: Trust, morality - and oxytocin
Taught by
TED
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