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Sensitivity to intrinsic rewards is domain general and related to mental health
PsychologyNature Mental Health

Sensitivity to intrinsic rewards is domain general and related to mental health

B. Blain, I. Pinhorn, et al.

In an intriguing blend of psychology and art, researchers Bastien Blain, India Pinhorn, and Tali Sharot reveal how our attraction to intrinsically rewarding activities influences mental health. Their study dives into our responses to various rewards—showing that those who are more sensitive to these rewards not only engage more with creative endeavors but may also thrive emotionally. Discover how our preferences shape our well-being!... show more
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