Sentences with phrase «induce feelings of reward»

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Though this may seem counter-intuitive to those who consider flirting their chance to impress, the reward centres in our brain (which induce feelings of pleasure), are more active when we talk about ourselves.

A Harvard University study has found that the reward centres in our brain (which induce feelings of pleasure), are more active when we talk about ourselves.4 So, it is understandable that after sending an impressive first message, you may be tempted to spend most of your time talking about yourself.

The logic behind this is simpe - the reward centres in our brain (which induce feelings of pleasure), are more active when we talk about ourselves, so by asking a potential partner about themselves you'll activate their reward centres, meaning that they'll associate this positive feeling with chatting to you.

In essence the concern on the part of those who would change the practice — and the law, if necessary — has to do with granting automatic citizenship to the children of undocumented immigrants, which, I gather, is felt to induce or reward illegal immigration, itself the felt problem.

Further, it has been shown that intimate activity causes the release of powerful endorphins that flow through reward pathways in the brain, inducing euphoria and the feelings of love.