The science behind heartbreak: How to move on, and is there a cure?

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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What Was Pening Like After Divorce?

02:42 • 2min

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What Did You Learn From Helen Fisher?

04:19 • 3min

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Is Heartbreak a Death?

07:38 • 2min

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Rejection and Anger

09:12 • 2min

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How to Use Anger in Productive Ways

10:48 • 2min

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The Personality Trait of Openness

12:18 • 2min

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Heartbreak and the Health Effects of Being Lonely

13:51 • 2min

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Loneliness and Anxiety Are a Subjective Feeling

15:38 • 2min

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Awe Is a Positive Emotional Response to Heartbreak

17:16 • 3min

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Feelings of Love and Connection Are Existing All Around You

20:08 • 2min

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Do Psychodelics Really Work?

21:42 • 3min

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The Strangler Fig Is Okay, You Can Peet My Roots, but I Don't Want You in My Trunk

24:13 • 2min

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Is Trama Framed as Something You Got or Something You Can't Live Without?

25:45 • 2min

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Is Your Body Recovering From a Divorce?

27:30 • 2min

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Heartbreak, a Personal and Scientific Journey

29:19 • 2min

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Can We Change How in Love We Are?

31:00 • 2min

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Are We in Control of Love Feelings?

32:47 • 3min

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Is There a Mindfulness Approach to Heartbreak?

35:57 • 2min

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Do You Really Want to Think Negatively About Someone That Has Passed Away?

38:25 • 2min

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Is Heartbreak a Risk Factor for Depression?

40:54 • 2min

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The Challenge of Being Single

42:43 • 3min

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Is Couplehood the Ultimate Solution to Loneliness?

45:48 • 2min

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Marriage, a History, How Love Conquered Marriage

47:40 • 2min

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Are You Single or Single?

49:15 • 2min

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The Science Behind Heartbreak

51:11 • 2min