Habits of a Happy Brain

Question 1

mammal [ˈmæməl]

Answer 1

cicavec

Question 2

perish [ˈperɪʃ]

Answer 2

zahynuť, zomrieť (Cortisol

spikes in an ostracized animal, and indeed they often perish.)

Question 3

exclusion

Answer 3

vylúčenie( Animals
fear exclusion so intensely that they typically do what it takes to stay
with the group)

Question 4

outcast [ˈaʊtˌkɑːst]

Answer 4

vývrheľ, vydedenec

Question 5

spike [spaɪk]

Answer 5

prudko vzrásť (Cortisol

spikes in an ostracized animal, and indeed they often perish.)

Question 6

juvenile [ˈdʒuːvɪˌnaɪl]

Answer 6

mláďa (This is poignantly clear among monkeys marked as juveniles
by a tuft of white fur.)

Question 7

tuft [tʌft]

Answer 7

chumáč (vlasov)(This is poignantly clear among monkeys marked as juveniles
by a tuft of white fur.)

Question 8

fur [fɜː]

Answer 8

srsť, kožušina (This is poignantly clear among monkeys marked as juveniles
by a tuft of white fur.)

Question 9

loom large

Answer 9

byť strašiakom (Every possible threat to your social bonds looms large.)

Question 10

hook up

Answer 10

zapojiť, pripojiť (We are born helpless and we hook up our brains gradually during a
long period of dependency)

Question 11

vulnerability [ˌvʌlnərəˈbɪlɪtɪ]

Answer 11

zraniteľnosť

Question 12

baboon [bəˈbuːn]

Answer 12

pavián

Question 13

troop [truːp]

Answer 13

skupina, tlupa (baboons give their

attention to some troop mates more than others.)

Question 14

unquenchable

Answer 14

neuhasiteľný (The unquenchable thirst for status)

Question 15

When your hair stands out, adversaries think you’re

bigger than you are. [ˈædvəsərɪ]

Answer 15

protivník, nepriateľ

Question 16

Bigger animals seize food, mates, and

even babies from smaller group mates seize [siːz]

Answer 16

zmocniť sa, ovládnuť

Question 17

Males are only interested in fertile females.

fertile [ˈfɜːtaɪl

Answer 17

plodný