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What conclusion can you draw from the fact that hugs produce a positive chemical reaction in the human body?
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You can love anyone who gives you a hug.
You can love anyone who gives you a hug.
Too many hugs can endanger someone.
Too many hugs can endanger someone.
People need positive contact with others to thrive.
People need positive contact with others to thrive.
Chemical reactions are not a reliable determiner of affection.
Chemical reactions are not a reliable determiner of affection.
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People need positive contact with others to thrive.
Explanation: Hugs trigger positive chemical responses (like oxytocin and reduced stress hormones), which support well‑being and social bonding, so physical/social contact is important for thriving.
Explanation: Hugs trigger positive chemical responses (like oxytocin and reduced stress hormones), which support well‑being and social bonding, so physical/social contact is important for thriving.
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