Tag Archives: dominance
The Neurobiology of the “Busybody”
You have probably known a “busybody,” a person who constantly tells other people how to live. They can be annoying, intrusive, and hard to comprehend. But from a Relational Neuroscience perspective, they may have difficulty tolerating the reality that another … Continue reading
Elon Musk and the Normalization of Aggressive Masculinity: A Neurobiological Perspective
Ultra-rich men like Elon Musk can significantly affect the general population, especially in shaping societal attitudes toward issues like identity, success, masculinity, and behavior. From an Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB) perspective, the behaviors and attitudes exhibited by influential figures like Musk … Continue reading