AIMS Neuroscience is requesting paper submissions for our September issue. Manuscripts will need to be received by 30 July 2016, and decisions on acceptance will be completed by 30 August. The aim of this special issue is to establish the relation to neuroscience and interpersonal relationship patterns. Examples of research have involved the Big Five, brain structure, and neurotransmitter variations, as well as oxytocin and trust. Is our understanding of the brain at a point that it is possible to explain relationship behavior patterns and how to differentially deal with individuals based on that understanding? Please add your own answers here as well to stimulate discussion and interest.
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Very good question and difficult to answer. I think, you will find a lot of different answer in the actual research - dependent of the scientitic background. Last year I gave a special lecture about nearly this topic. You have to combine different micro and macro levels.
There isn't a gold standard until now - there existing a lot of different meanings and reseach projects with a lot of pro and contras
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