June 19, 2020: The Science of Interpersonal Relationships
by UAA Staff Council |
"We need merely to reflect for a moment on the sources of our greatest pleasure and pain to appreciate that nothing else arouses the extremes of emotion that are experienced in the course of personal relationships with other human beings."
Steve Duck
The Science of Interpersonal Relationships
Friday, June 19, noon– 1 p.m.
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Our brain affects how we interact and relate to others. The prefrontal cortex (PFC) regulates body systems. It gives us wisdom, mind sight, and empathy. Ultimately, it is the part of our brain that makes us human. This seminar explores cutting-edge research around interpersonal neurobiology.
How you will benefit
In this session, you will:
- Define interpersonal neurobiology
- Examine the brain function and its impact on relationships
- Explore the concepts of attachment and affiliation
- Review aspects of mindlessness,mindfulness, and mindset
This workshop is brought to you by UAA's Staff Council and the Deer Oaks EAP Services.
"June 19, 2020: The Science of Interpersonal Relationships" is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.