This paper examines addiction through an evolutionary lens, proposing that both substance and behavioral addictions reflect the interaction between evolved neural mechanisms and modern environmental contexts.
This research investigates how different communication styles affect decision-making processes by shaping behavior, both consciously and subconsciously. It examines the influence of verbal and nonverbal cues such as tone, body language, and word choice on decision-making across various contexts, revealing the critical role of adaptable communication strategies in enhancing interpersonal effectiveness, conflict resolution, and leadership development.
