The couples were measured for physiological responses like heart rate and respiration. Later, trained coders analyzed the tapes for emotional responses such as anger, sadness and humor. “These give us a pretty good snapshot of the nature of their relationship,” says study senior author Robert Levenson, a UC Berkeley psychology professor.
El salto al vacío de los toques de queda: la ciencia tiene muchas dudas de su utilidad
La siguiente baza en la lucha contra esta segunda ola del covid, que amenaza con convertirse de nuevo en tsunami, será el toque de queda.
