Trust, morality -- and oxytocin? - Paul Zak
What drives our desire to behave morally? Neuroeconomist Paul Zak shows why he believes oxytocin (he calls it "the moral molecule") is responsible for trust, empathy and other feelings that help build a stable society. Talk by Paul Zak.
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Molecules and morals: learning the link (SOP6)
Oxytocin has been called the “love hormone.” But recent research has shown that the brain chemical may play a role in regulating our moral behaviors. Researcher and author Paul Zak, PhD, discusses how his experiments and clinical studies have given us a glimpse into how oxytocin affects how we inte…
The Hidden Biology of Friendship, with Dr. Paul Zak
Have you ever wondered whether trust is something you choose, or something your brain is wired to create?
SEASON 6: Friendship Authors. Episode 4
What if the secret to stronger friendships, better leadership, greater happiness, and even a longer life isn't just found in mindset or communication …
Why Your Green Dashboard is Lying to You
Ray's dashboard was all green. Proposals up, calls up, traffic up, followers climbing. And every Monday he looked at all that green and felt more confused — because his bank balance had been flat for five months and his two best people looked exhausted. Then Steve asked him one question: "Which of …
Post-Traumatic Growth Up Close: A Coma, Neuroplasticity & the Way Back with Dr. Justin Kennedy
In the Tension and Trauma Releasing Exercises (TRE®) certification program there's an idea we keep coming back to: post-traumatic growth. The possibility that moving through trauma can redirect a life toward something bigger and more purposeful. It's easy to describe and much harder to point at. Dr…
The Workplace Conversations You Can't Afford to Ignore
Burnout. Thriving. Boundaries. Grief. Menopause.
These aren’t side conversations anymore. They’re shaping how people experience work — and what leaders need to understand about the humans inside their organizations.
In this special season finale of Wired to Work, Jess Chapman revisits five conversa…
'The Science of Trust' with Paul Zak
Trust isn't just a feeling. According to Dr. Paul Zak, it's a measurable neurochemical process and it might be the strongest predictor we have of whether a person, a company or even a country will thrive.
In this episode, host Jean Gomes talks to Paul Zak, a professor at Claremont Graduate Universi…
Immersion ~ The Neuroscience of Creating Extraordinary Experiences with Paul Zak
Today, I am thrilled to welcome back the remarkable Paul Zak. Paul is a Professor at Claremont Graduate University and is ranked among the top 0.3% of most cited scientists, with over 200 published papers and more than 20,000 citations to his research.
Paul was one of the pioneering scientists to …
Paul Zak: Neuropurpose - Unlocking The Science Of Trust, Generosity and Belonging
Welcome to another episode of the DNA Of Purpose Podcast.
Here’s a question for today – what if purpose has nothing to do with an individual's pursuit for meaning, but instead is a quality that is symbiotic with our innate desire to belong to a tribe? What if the reason the idea of purpose can be …
How Trust Rewires Engagement (Part 1) with Paul Zak
What if the secret to deep engagement isn't a better lesson plan or faculty meeting, but trusting relationships that make it safe to take risks? In this episode, Julia sits down with Dr. Paul Zak, the incredible neuroscience researcher and author of the books The Trust Factor and Immersion. We expl…
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