Researchers studying the way the brain responds to social pain found that:
a. different areas of the brain respond to social pain compared with physical pain.
b. the same area of the brain that responds to physical pain, responds to social pain.
c. the brain does not react to social pain.
d. the brain seems to react more strongly to physical pain than to social pain.
Question 2
Research has shown that friendships may benefit your life in which of the following ways?
a. Friendships foster a sense of positive well-being.
b. Friendships help boost our self-esteem.
c. Friendship is associated with better health.
d. Friendships foster a sense of positive well-being, boost our self-esteem, and are associated with better health.
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