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Dr. Stacy Torres and Professor Josep Marco-Pallarés explore the science of gossip. They discuss who gossips, the neuroscience behind gossip, whether gossip can be good, and how to combat negative gossip. The podcast also examines the appeal of gossip, brain responses to gossip, and the power of gossip in building bonds and sharing information.
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- Gossip is a universal behavior that serves various functions and is engaged in by both men and women, debunking gender stereotypes.
- Gossip stimulates the brain's reward network, releases oxytocin, and fosters social connection, but it can also have negative consequences when used maliciously.
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Gossiping is a universal human behavior
Gossiping is a widespread behavior among humans, regardless of gender or age. It starts as early as childhood and continues throughout life. Research shows that both men and women engage in gossip, debunking the stereotype that women gossip more. People spend an average of 52 minutes per day talking about others. Gossip serves various purposes, such as bonding with others, assessing social norms, and sharing important information.
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