In the report published in the latest issue of 'Psychology', scientists from the University of South Dakota, USA, said before asking employers to raise salaries, drink a little sugar to help reduce lost undercontrol.
Psychologist Wang Xiaotian of the University of South Dakota, USA, said: 'The purpose of this study is to look at the effect of blood sugar levels on people's emotional state. In other words, when blood sugar levels rise, do you have the patience to wait for a raise? '
Scientists conducted experiments on 65 students in the school, including half of the students in the state of not eating anything, half the rest before the experiment had a little sugar but no Drink carbonated or coffee drinks.
Scientists then ask students to answer a series of questions, for example, asking students to make a choice between two cases: 'tomorrow' you earn some money or in the future you Earn a huge sum of money. Scientists measured blood sugar levels of these subjects before and after the experiment, and compared them with their expression while conducting questions and answers.
Experimental results show that students with relatively high sugar levels do not make hasty and unstable decisions, while those who do not drink sugars or have low sugar content easy to make a choice to lose calm and rush.
Drink sugar juice to reduce loss of calm
Scientists at the University of South Dakota, USA, said that before asking employers to raise salaries, drink some sugar to help ease the loss of calm.
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