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Paul Zak: Confiança, moralidade -- e ocitocina

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O que move nosso desejo de nos comportarmos moralmente? O neuroeconomista Paul Zak mostra por que ele acredita que a ocitocina (que ele chama de "a molécula moral") é responsável pela confiança, empatia e outros sentimentos que ajudam a construir uma sociedade estável.

A pioneer in the field of neuroeconomics, Paul Zak is uncovering how the hormone oxytocin promotes trust, and proving that love is good for business. Full bio »

Translated into Portuguese, Brazilian by Paulo Melillo
Reviewed by Nadja Nathan
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