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Human behavior is shaped by a complex interplay of biological, relational, psychological factors, and individual skills. Genetics, brain chemistry, and social interactions influence our responses, while cognitive beliefs and environmental contexts further guide behavior. Understanding these elements provides insights into how we navigate and adapt to various situations. Here are a few of my favorite giants in the field

Institutions often struggle to align decisions with human behavior science due to misunderstandings, reliance on punitive measures, and inflexible systems. To improve, they should adopt evidence-based practices, promote empathy, collaborate with experts, and continuously evaluate policies. These steps can foster supportive environments that enhance community safety and well-being. Here are a few of my favorite giants in the field.

Human attachment and relationships are super important for understanding Relational Frame Theory (RFT). These connections help us learn how to relate different ideas, feelings, and experiences. When we interact with others, we build our language skills and learn empathy and social understanding. This helps us communicate better and adapt to different social situations. Overall, strong relationships improve our thinking and show just how crucial social bonds are in shaping our view of the world. Here are a few of my favorite giants in the field.