What is the Neuroscience Behind Social Connectedness?

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Could you elaborate on the neurobiological framework through which an individual’s sociability features can be explained vis-a-vis the mechanisms of safety and acceptance?

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The research explaining the human emotional aspect of the sociability is linked to the urge of looking for safety and the level of acceptance. It is worth noting, however, that the brain and nervous systems operate in bi-directional interconnectivity with circuits found in the body and emptiness. Such circuits were thought to be connected to the hypothalamus along with other brain regions controlling the evaluation of such parameters as safety. In other words, safety is about predictability of results while acceptance is about predictability of support from the surrounding people. All these factors are interrelated, which in turn makes feel secure and accepted, and these two emotions are important for happiness and self-satisfaction.
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Texting is not a basic human response. Humans used to use a phone..or drop in ..
Not anymore
It's a completely isolated alone world
For me,  my immediate family .. is my most important connection bar none
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Jay!! Wow!! This information is so helpful! I absorbed a healthy dose of meaningful life information. I immediately texted 3, good afternoons
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At last the vulgarisation of the necessity to be together is spread !! At last we return to the comprehension the humain being is a social animal ! With all the implication of it for survival and for life.
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This is the pyramid of needs. We learn it in nursing school.  not really new evidence but very important.
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