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Nov 30, 2016 17 min

The Oxytocin Paradox

from Neurosculpting

We've heard and read many catchy stories of the "love molecule" and how oxytocin promotes social bonding. But what we don't hear often is that extreme bonding also creates judgment, racism and ethnocentrism.

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