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Your Dog’s Personality Can Change Over Time

Curiosity Weekly

Warner Bros. Discovery

Science

4.6964 Ratings

🗓️ 11 February 2021

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

Learn about how having hope for the future could protect you from risky behaviors like drinking and gambling; how your dog’s personality can change over time; and “limnic eruptions” — or, deadly exploding lakes.

Having hope for the future could protect you from risky behaviors like drinking and gambling by Kelsey Donk

Your Dog's Personality Can Change Over Time by Mae Rice

These Exploding Lakes Killed Thousands of People in an Instant by Reuben Westmaas

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0:00.0

Hi, you're about to get smarter in just a few minutes with Curiosity Daily from

0:04.8

Curiosity.com. I'm Cody Goff. And I'm Ashley Hamer.

0:08.0

Today you learn about how you can change your outlook to cut down on risk-taking behavior

0:12.0

like drinking and gambling, how your dog's personality

0:15.2

can change over time, and deadly exploding lakes.

0:20.9

Let's satisfy some curiosity.

0:23.4

According to new research, there's a surprising trick

0:27.0

that can protect us from risky behaviors

0:29.3

like excessive drinking and gambling.

0:31.8

It's hope.

0:34.0

Having hope for the future can reduce risk-taking behavior and help people stay in control.

0:39.0

And yeah, if that sounds simplistic,

0:42.0

don't worry, stick around.

0:44.0

We've got some science-backed ways to boost hope too.

0:48.0

In three studies, researchers took a look at what makes people take excessive risks.

0:52.8

It all starts with something called relative deprivation.

0:56.6

That's a belief that you're in a worse position

0:58.7

than other people.

1:00.1

Now, past research has found a link between relative deprivation and a whole slew of unhealthy behaviors.

1:06.6

And one of them is excessive risk-taking. We're talking drinking, doing drugs, gambling, even overeating.

1:14.0

But not everyone who experiences relative deprivation also ends up taking excessive risks.

1:20.0

So the researchers wondered if having hope for the future could reduce the negative effects of relative deprivation.

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