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Reconcile after Conflict - ketchim - 08-08-2016 Men's historical dominance of the workplace may, in part, be because of their ability to reconcile with enemies after conflict, a new study suggests. Researchers examined the aftermath of same-sex sporting events and found that men spent longer talking, touching or embracing their opponents than women
Re: Reconcile after Conflict - ketchim - 08-08-2016 Studies showed that male and female chimps acted differently in the aftermath of fights, with males much more inclined to engage in reconciliation behaviors. Psychologists wondered if the same habits were true for humans - and decided to analyse high-level, same sex sporting competitions for these reconciliation traits. Re: Reconcile after Conflict - ketchim - 08-08-2016 The team looked at recordings of tennis, table tennis, badminton and boxing involving men and women from 44 countries. They focused on what happened in the aftermath of these events in terms of physical contacts, such as handshakes and embraces, between opponents. In society generally, data indicates that physical contact between women is equal to or more frequent than it is among males. But across the four sports observed, men spent significantly more time touching than females, in what the authors term "post-conflict affiliation". 8) Re: Reconcile after Conflict - ketchim - 08-08-2016 after divorce, men tend to more easily form peaceful relationships with their former wives' new spouses (click) than vice versa. 8) Re: Reconcile after Conflict - ketchim - 08-08-2016 "What you'll see is that many times females brush their fingers against each other," said lead author Prof Joyce Benenson from Emmanuel College and Harvard University. The study has been published in the journal Current Biology. http://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(16)30663-7 "You're expected by the sport to do something but it's so frosty. However, with the males even with a handshake you can see the warmth, the tightness of it." Re: Reconcile after Conflict - ketchim - 08-08-2016 Belle, Nargis, Meseret, Artemis ; is this true ? women dont know how to reconcile ? :-\ Re: Reconcile after Conflict - Nargis - 08-08-2016 i think women play with more emotions. i know i for one didnt like shaking my opponents hands after a basketball game. I dont know how and why NBA players do it. Re: Reconcile after Conflict - ketchim - 08-08-2016 Gentlemens' Game
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