Dacher Keltner
7 statements across 1 episodes · 0 bullish · 2 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Feb 21, 2018 by Dacher Keltner · across every show →
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Feb 21, 2018
Maternal Caregiving Biology Explains Why Women Collaborate More Than Men
“And these interesting sex differences but they are there and I think have interesting things to say about why women are more collaborative and live longer and handle stress in different ways. I think a lot begins with just that basic source of caregiving they …”
Feb 21, 2018
Human Fathers Uniquely Recognize Offspring to Actively Provide Care
“We're an unusual primate in that, you know, like chimpanzees, males don't even know who really know who their offspring are given their reproductive patterns. And I write about this in born to be good. You know, the female goes into estrus mates with every mal…”
Feb 21, 2018
Historical Average for Human Maternal Breastfeeding Is Four Years
“Through breastfeeding, which, you know, the human average across history is four years of skin to skin contact and the provision of nourishment and the oxytocin that's released and the prolactin that is this oceanic feeling of connection that's foundational.”
Feb 21, 2018 negative
The Reproducibility Crisis in Social Psychology Is Somewhat Overblown
“So when I looked at some of the tables of, like, here's what's being attempted to be replicated, it's a very narrow swath of social psychology. You know, no one's attempting to replicate a long-term study of merit. Right. Or cause it's just, it takes a long ti…”
Feb 21, 2018 negative
Wealthy Individuals Are More Likely to Cheat and Drive Aggressively
“Our studies show fitting this power abuse hypothesis that if I'm from the well-to-do and, you know, or feeling I'm from the upper class I'm less likely to attend to people carefully when they're speaking. I in an experiment, I'm more likely to lie and say I go…”
Feb 21, 2018
Early Hunter-Gatherer Societies Maintained Collaborative, Horizontal Power Structures
“The best, most reliable data on hunter-gatherer societies, small groups, 75 people, we evolved in these groups for 200,000 years, was that power was collaborative, it was distributed across people, and it was kind of horizontal. It was hard to, there weren't r…”