Dr. Ben Rein

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1,093 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 10 Jun

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But if you say that sounds great, big smiley face emoji.

It's like, OK, like, you know, they're on board.

I think it can lead to less of the misunderstanding and less of the miscommunication.

I don't know if it can like substantially make our interactions more rewarding, but it can make it easier to communicate.

Okay, that's fine, too.

Yeah, I mean, I do that a lot.

Maybe I am Gen Z. I might not know.

30.

Yeah, I think I'm millennial.

Yeah.

95.

Great question.

Because our bodies imitate these expressions and vocal tone.

It is very, very common to just soak up someone's emotions and start feeling bad.

I do think that like if you're spending time with someone who's miserable or angry or whatever, like their emotions are going to rub off on you.

Just like, you know, we all have that friend who's always so energetic and like amazing to be around and you feel better afterwards.

I do think it's something worth paying attention to.

And maybe the answer is instead of not spending time with that person, acknowledging it and guarding yourself.

Because probably those people are the people who like really need the interaction the most.

Emotional contagion is like a very real neuroscientific phenomenon.

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