"The Science of Trust & Betrayal" Seminar with John & Julie Gottman, Ph.D.

This is a video excerpt featuring John Gottman, Ph.D., and Julie Schwartz Gottman, Ph.D., from their video lecture entitled "The Science of Trust and Betrayal". For details on the full video and to order, please visit the PESI, Inc. website at www.pesi.com.

[@jackiesell2877]

I love the Gottmans :)

[@genesebelius4466]

Thanks for doing all the research.

[@larryreynolds7676]

A break down of components to explain the process of love connection. Awesome !

[@jaydeebulje4493]

It's very interesting how Prof Gottman explains the 60 women and how they were not just right. Most men historically just go there anyway. This man actually was attuned to go with his instinct and if all men were that attuned to the best fit for them and didn't succumb to the sexual urge, they'd not end up with the wrong girl. He jokes about this, but it is critical in mate selection and audition

[@jlynne.7]

Just discovered you. Great videos so far !

[@lorelaigilmore813]

What about cortisol and adrenaline?

[@user-mq9dn2hn2v]

After betrayal I can trust they would love to keep it up. Nah better to cut ties than that fd up cycle.

[@danielhornsby7101]

It destroys your soul.

[@mmdo313]

كويت عاد

[@JacquiceWynnette]

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[@mariamsall1167]

Bonjour,
Ils peuvent pas me tuer pour la science car moi même je suis scientifique, qui dit de la science sociale, parle du science de l'information, " un Rédacteur en chef" qui a évolué en santé. Dommage pour vous.

[@AverageAngel]

Oxytocin is the monogamy chemical?

[@billmoran6957]

Yes research studies have shown that oxytocin activates the reward system, thus maintaining the bond between the lovers and promoting monogamy