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Overall, the group shows strong interest and moderate engagement by referencing the neurobiology of attachment, citing specific articles, and questioning concepts like trust and AI's ability to replicate biological bonds. The tone and word choices convey curiosity and support rather than disagreement, emphasizing the content's relevance and influence in understanding mammalian social bonds.
Most discussions seem to accept the ideas presented about the neurobiology of attachments, with some expressing support for the scientific interpretations.
The varied comments indicate high interest, as many references to specific concepts like oxytocin, dopamine, and biobehavioral synchrony demonstrate engagement with the material.
Several users cite specific articles, mention their own perspectives, or question AI's capacity for trust, reflecting genuine engagement with the topic.
While the discussions highlight the scientific significance of the article, they are mostly reactions and references rather than calls to action or significant societal change.
Хочется подвести какой-нибудь итог, но вы сами видите, что эта область еще развивается и я лично ожидаю много новой информации на эту тему в ближайшие годы
First, the model of biobehavioral synchrony, which clarifies how interactive alignment forms attachment: (pic from https://t.co/I593nFeDPk) https://t.co/eJO3VjYIvi
@AlbertDomingo The Neurobiology of Human Attachment (toxic sa start yung biology pero nakakatuwa eventually) https://t.co/Z0bKBZfwZH Psychodynamic Psychiatry, 45(4) 499–518, 2017 (wala DOI) Psychoneuroendocrinology, Vol. 23, No. 8, pp. 779–818, 1998 (wala DOI tong last 2)
@DrSergioCastro @JagersbergKnut @bimedotcom @evaXvar @Khulood_Almani @danfiehn @tobiaskintzel @chidambara09 @sonu_monika @theomitsa @BetaMoroney @Analytics_659 @Shi4Tech @FmFrancoise @enricomolinari @enilev @sallyeaves @IanLJones98 @ylecun As far as i Know, #TRUST is a purely biological phenomenon. "Attachment bonds are a defining feature of mammals" I don't believe that any electrical machine is capable of anything like trust. Bottom line: here we are again in AI #anthropomorphism https://t.co/UyaPDZ7whF
RT @dcallahan2: @DrSergioCastro @JagersbergKnut @bimedotcom @evaXvar @Khulood_Almani @danfiehn @tobiaskintzel @chidambara09 @sonu_monika @t…
The Neurobiology of Human Attachments: Trends in Cognitive Sciences https://t.co/itqmJlJR8K
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According to the Neurobiology of Human Attachments Model, the dopamine and oxytocin systems mediate how we express and experience love and affection. I’ll be covering the neuroscience of love in an upcoming issue of ZAGROSCIENCE. https://t.co/xgA0kjfOxp https://t.co/CGWvdAhvqF
Хочется подвести какой-нибудь итог, но вы сами видите, что эта область еще развивается и я лично ожидаю много новой информации на эту тему в ближайшие годы
RT @atpsatt: @pxnjaex Feldman et al. — The Neurobiology of Human Attachments: Hormonal, Genetic, and Brain Substrates (2013). การกอดช่วยเ…
@pxnjaex Feldman et al. — The Neurobiology of Human Attachments: Hormonal, Genetic, and Brain Substrates (2013). การกอดช่วยเพิ่มระดับออกซิโทซินในคู่รัก ซึ่งเป็นฮอร์โมนที่เกี่ยวข้องกับความผูกพันและการลดความเครียด
Todo el mundo quiere amar y ser amado. Pero no todo es tan fácil y a veces el amor puede dar miedo. Pero entonces, ¿cómo algo tan arraigado en nosotros puede ser tan aterrador? ¿Cuáles son las señales de que estás rechazando el amor sin saberlo? https://t.co/MYvymQFa9E https://t.co/0s2g8bt17j
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RT @jimmyroybloom: The Neurobiology of Human Attachments: Trends in Cognitive Sciences https://t.co/itqmJlJR8K
The Neurobiology of Human Attachments: Trends in Cognitive Sciences https://t.co/itqmJlJR8K
RT @dcallahan2: @DrSergioCastro @JagersbergKnut @bimedotcom @evaXvar @Khulood_Almani @danfiehn @tobiaskintzel @chidambara09 @sonu_monika @t…
RT @dcallahan2: @DrSergioCastro @JagersbergKnut @bimedotcom @evaXvar @Khulood_Almani @danfiehn @tobiaskintzel @chidambara09 @sonu_monika @t…
@DrSergioCastro @JagersbergKnut @bimedotcom @evaXvar @Khulood_Almani @danfiehn @tobiaskintzel @chidambara09 @sonu_monika @theomitsa @BetaMoroney @Analytics_659 @Shi4Tech @FmFrancoise @enricomolinari @enilev @sallyeaves @IanLJones98 @ylecun As far as i Know, #TRUST is a purely biological phenomenon. "Attachment bonds are a defining feature of mammals" I don't believe that any electrical machine is capable of anything like trust. Bottom line: here we are again in AI #anthropomorphism https://t.co/UyaPDZ7whF
First, the model of biobehavioral synchrony, which clarifies how interactive alignment forms attachment: (pic from https://t.co/I593nFeDPk) https://t.co/eJO3VjYIvi
The Neurobiology of Human Attachments lRuthFeldman https://t.co/iLYvaGCPvv
@AlbertDomingo The Neurobiology of Human Attachment (toxic sa start yung biology pero nakakatuwa eventually) https://t.co/Z0bKBZfwZH Psychodynamic Psychiatry, 45(4) 499–518, 2017 (wala DOI) Psychoneuroendocrinology, Vol. 23, No. 8, pp. 779–818, 1998 (wala DOI tong last 2)
@ZAlphagirl @GabiAstro @canope_72 J'ai aussi vu un petit paquet de publi qui parlaient des effets de l'ocytocine et de la dopamine dans les relations chez les mammifères. Ici dans une publi concernant « la neurologie des attachements humains » : 10.1016/j.tics.2016.11.007