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University of Rochester

Patrick Davies, University of Rochester

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Different reactions to stress "may have provided our human ancestors with adaptive survival advantages. For example, dovish compliance may work better under some challenging family conditions, while hawkish aggression could be an asset in others,” says Patrick Davies, professor of psychology at the University of Rochester.

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