How Relationships Feed Your Brain
A new book explains the many ways our brains are optimized to take advantage of relationships.
Research confirms the importance of relationships for a long, happy life. According to neuroscientist Ben Rein, our brains are optimized for social connection.
The human brain has been shaped through evolution to reward us for connection and punish us for isolation.
Author's summary: Relationships are key to a happy life.
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