Salad With a Side of Fries Nutrition, Wellness & Weight Loss

Perception is Reality for the Body (feat. Dr. Stacey Makhanova)

Episode Summary

What do genetics have to do with long-term relationships? What does our immune system have to do with our judgements and biases? Meet Dr. Stacey Makhanova, a researcher from the University of Arkansas. As a social and evolutionary psychologist, Dr. Stacey looks at our behaviors and the potential reasons why. Jenn and Dr. Stacey discuss how our biology and psychology are absolutely intertwined and what this means for our romantic relationships, our friendships and our relationships with ourselves! Become a Member: https://glow.fm/saladwithasideoffries/ Want a free menu plan from Jenn? Complete this free Weight Loss Profile: https://www.tlsslim.com/bettermylifenow/weight-loss-profile/? Dr. Stacey Makhanova's Website: https://sparklab.uark.edu/

Episode Notes

What do genetics have to do with long-term relationships? What does our immune system have to do with our judgements and biases? Meet Dr. Stacey Makhanova, a researcher from the University of Arkansas. As a social and evolutionary psychologist, Dr. Stacey looks at our behaviors and the potential reasons why. Jenn and Dr. Stacey discuss how our biology and psychology are absolutely intertwined and what this means for our romantic relationships, our friendships and our relationships with ourselves!    

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Dr. Stacey Makhanova's website

Quotes:
"Everyday human behavior...and why might it be happening." – Dr. Stacey Makhanova
"The CD38 gene is connected to gratitude, forgiveness and trust."  – Dr. Stacey Makhanova
"Genes aren't deterministic"  – Dr. Stacey Makhanova
"A person's own perception triggered a hormone response."  – Dr. Stacey Makhanova
"Women and men engage in blaming behavior at the same frequency but women's testosterone is reacting to something different."– Dr. Stacey Makhanova
"Sometimes our physiological response can undermine a relationship that's otherwise good and close."– Dr. Stacey Makhanova
"Our brain is great at being on autopilot."– Dr. Stacey Makhanova 
"Biology and psychology are so connected that to look at one in isolation is potentially doing a disservice."– Jenn Trepeck