For our first Brain Waves episode of the year, we tap into our emotions to look at how much of our sensitivity to emotions and emotional intelligence is linked to environmental factors and how much of it is linked to our genes? Are some of us simply genetically wired to be more in tune with our own emotions and those of others? Neurogeneticist Dr Azlina Ahmad Annuar weighs in. 



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For our first Brain Waves episode of the year, we tap into our emotions to look at how much of our sensitivity to emotions and emotional intelligence is linked to environmental factors and how much of it is linked to our genes? Are some of us simply genetically wired to be more in tune with our own emotions and those of others? Neurogeneticist Dr Azlina Ahmad Annuar weighs in. 

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