Conflict and Forgiveness

May 17, 2007 09:00

Cooper et al (2007) studied avoidance, anxiety, and reconciliation in macaques (monkeys) after a conflict. They found that female-female opponents showed greater anxiety after a conflict, and were more likely to reconcile, than female-male or male-male opponents, suggesting that "post-conflict anxiety promotes reconciliation ( Read more... )

avoidance, animal studies, anxiety, laura horowitz, animal models, kathleen lawler, forgiveness, monkeys, blood pressure, macaques, conflict, matthew cooper, heart rate, reconciliation

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dawn_guy May 17 2007, 14:07:47 UTC
In a fit of synchronicity, today's amidabuddha meditation is:Holding onto anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned. - Buddha

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differenceblog May 17 2007, 14:10:19 UTC
neat!

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