Historically, interpersonal relationships were a key factor in bipartisan collaboration in the US Congress. The January 6 Capitol Attack appears to have ruptured these relationships. Republicans who voted against certifying the 2020 election subsequently lost bipartisan collaborators.
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Cambridge Core
Interpersonal Relationships, Bipartisanship, and January 6th | American Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
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Gazing at another person can increase feelings of closeness and prosocial behavior—even between strangers. People consistently rated their partners as more attractive following this. 👀❤️✨
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PsyPost
A surprisingly simple gaze-based meditation helps strangers feel deeply connected
A two-minute meditation involving silent eye contact and reflections on shared humanity helped strangers feel closer, more generous, and emotionally in sync, according to a new study. The findings suggest a simple way to build connection in a divided world.
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