A social bonding hormone boosts cooperation among men interacting with women

A recent experiment reveals that oxytocin causes heterosexual men to cooperate more frequently with female partners in a computerized game. The hormone encourages men to forgive betrayals, shedding light on the biological underpinnings of social dynamics and trust.

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