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The Benefits of Being a Preferred Social Partner
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44:19 - 51:00 (06:40)

Individuals who are preferred as social partners enjoy significant advantages that extend beyond sexual benefits. However, being a leader and standing up in front of the group can be nerve-wracking because people are sensitive and try to gain the appreciation of others.

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A discussion on the pressure that young adults face to present themselves perfectly on college applications, and an alternative approach to personal improvement that focuses on growth and leadership.
44:19 - 47:11 (02:51)
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Education
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A discussion on the pressure that young adults face to present themselves perfectly on college applications, and an alternative approach to personal improvement that focuses on growth and leadership.

Chapter
The Benefits of Being a Preferred Social Partner
Episode
#542 - Dr Randy Nesse - Evolutionary Psychiatry Can Explain Human Emotions
Podcast
Modern Wisdom
Being a preferred social partner comes with huge advantages, aside from sexual ones.
47:11 - 49:50 (02:39)
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Social Relationships
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Being a preferred social partner comes with huge advantages, aside from sexual ones. Anxiety can often cause people to err on the side of negativity rather than positivity.

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The Benefits of Being a Preferred Social Partner
Episode
#542 - Dr Randy Nesse - Evolutionary Psychiatry Can Explain Human Emotions
Podcast
Modern Wisdom
People have a tendency to be honest, empathic and sensitive to others in order to be seen as desirable and trustworthy.
49:50 - 51:00 (01:09)
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Evolutionary psychology
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People have a tendency to be honest, empathic and sensitive to others in order to be seen as desirable and trustworthy. This creates a selection force for good behavior that contradicts the crude evolutionary notion of selfishness.

Chapter
The Benefits of Being a Preferred Social Partner
Episode
#542 - Dr Randy Nesse - Evolutionary Psychiatry Can Explain Human Emotions
Podcast
Modern Wisdom