Genetic Bases of gratitude
COMT: catechol-O-methyltransferase
This gene has two version a more greatful version of this gene makes people more greatful about a thing .
A less greatfull verson in which person is negative biased and is not so greatful but this doesnot mean that you have to think bad about it. Those people have better memory and attention.
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I am wanted to share this because people these days donot show grattitude so I thought to find some scientific reason behind it. I came up with something you love to read.. 🙂
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