Pain may act as a sort of "social glue" and foster cohesion and solidarity within groups, says a new study. According to researchers, the findings show that pain is a particularly powerful ingredient in producing bonding and cooperation between those who share painful experiences, which explains why camaraderie may develop between soldiers or others who share difficult and painful experiences. In the first experiment, the researchers randomly assigned ...Sunday 14 September 2014
Sharing Pain Helps People Bond
Pain may act as a sort of "social glue" and foster cohesion and solidarity within groups, says a new study. According to researchers, the findings show that pain is a particularly powerful ingredient in producing bonding and cooperation between those who share painful experiences, which explains why camaraderie may develop between soldiers or others who share difficult and painful experiences. In the first experiment, the researchers randomly assigned ...
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