A new study suggests that the way you take risks as an adult may depend less on how risky you are by nature and more on the types of resources you had growing up. Researchers found that people who were socially rich (strong social support, less money) and economically rich (more money, less social support) took similar risks but used different brain regions to get there.
A new study suggests that the way you take risks as an adult may depend less on how risky you are by nature and more on the types of resources you had growing up. Researchers found that people who were socially rich (strong social support, less money) and economically rich (more money, less social support) took similar risks but used different brain regions to get there.
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