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A sense of purpose and a social bond on the pitch.
Up to 35% of mothers and fathers don’t fall in love with their baby immediately.
The evolution of a mother’s bond with her offspring marked a major change in the story of life.
Research suggests friends don’t just help in the bad times – they cut damaging stress just by being around.
Fathers experience an equal rise in the bonding chemical oxytocin as mothers do when interacting with their infant.
There really is no reason to be a wallflower. Dancing could lower your pain threshold, help you make friends and even find a romantic partner.
It’s often said that blood is thicker than water – that family ties trump all others. But research with groups of men fighting in Libya has suggested that the bonds they formed in times of great adversity…
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