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dopamine and serotonin alongside oxytocin and endorphins. The receptor responsible for motivation and reward functions as "feel-good" chemical dopamine helps create these effects in our bodies.

The dopamine is from the reward for doing something meaningful, she explained. The serotonin is from the joy that comes from accomplishment and the oxytocin is from contributing to the greater good.