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Living alongside humans has changed a dog's body—and the way its brain reads us.

From sledding to recognizing smiles: How life alongside humans shaped dogs

A new book describes how dogs around the world have evolved traits that are adapted to the environments and human cultures they live alongside; fMRI research completes the picture, showing that dog brains distinguish between human expressions of fear, anger
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How fulfilling a violated need can open a path to reconciliation

The research of Dr. Ma'an Katzir from Bar-Ilan University examines how psychological needs that are affected by conflict translate into emotions such as anger and fear - and how meeting a need, even from a third party, may reduce negative emotions and increase