For 14 teams of three young men, salivary testosterone and cortisol were assessed twice before and twice after competing in within-group and between-group video games that simulated violent male–male competition. Men who contributed the most to their teams’ between-group victory showed testosterone increases immediately after the competition, but only if this competition was played before [...]
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Someone here hasn't read his studies. Give me a day to find my psychology textbook and google and I'll find ten studies to replace that.
But eh, studies. Like sand on the beach.