Study 'unexpected' habits that make you hate

According to social studies, posting photos of Facebook every day, leaving beards, praising . are some habits that make you accidentally hated .

Some psychological and social reaction studies have concluded that human nature always wants to hate each other. Historically, 'unusual' things in a community such as skin color or hair color - always had to receive discrimination, from unjustly attacking to being enslaved, or even killed.

But even when living in a civilized society, people still do not give up their nature. Maybe we have seen a friend learn to be bullied without reason. Here are quite ridiculous and ridiculous causes that make a person hated by the sum of Listverse pages.

1. Post photos to Facebook every day

We often think that sharing photos with friends is not bad, but few people think, you will probably be hated because of this. Imagine a very normal girl, going to school, going to work, and going home at night to gather with her family.

She has a habit, which is to stand anywhere or meet anything fancy and take a photo of "take a selfie" and post it on Facebook. It is normal to hear it, but in fact this makes many people in her friend list uncomfortable.

According to a study at three famous UK universities, posting photos on social networks has a very negative impact on real-world relationships.

The more photos are shared, the more intimate and intimate the relationships in social networks decrease and even affect the relationships in real life.

The reason for this, the researchers say, is that most Facebook users are not interested in remodeling the interface in the settings. So almost all shared photos will appear on 'news feed'.

However, not all of them, or most of these people, do not want to see the same face every day on social networks that have been very 'chaotic'.

2. Possessing "legal" face

It sounds weird, but if you have a pretty big face, you're probably causing yourself trouble. Owning a big face not only affects your own behavior, but also affects the actions of those around you.

Researchers from the University of Delaware (USA) found that men with large but short faces are more likely to bluntly express their own racial biases. Besides, they are unreliable and less honest.

This large facial shape has been shown to be a higher than average testosterone level of male hormones and is associated with aggressive behaviors.

However, the researchers stressed that the finding does not imply that short but wide-faced men have many racial biases, but they tend to show more clearly these biases if any.

However, for many people, big faces also affect the behavior of those around them, making their actions more selfish. This means, they will remove those who have this supposedly aggressive face first.

3. A messy beard habit

Many people believe that men must bear a beard to show masculinity. Evidence is famous directors like James Cameron, or cult actors like Brat Pitt or Chris Hemsworth . all beard. However, raising a beard can also make people think you are a potential 'sex offender' .

In the past decade, some studies have found a link between aggressive nature and bearers. The results show that these people tend to commit very high offenses.

In 2004, out of 371 respondents, 82% said they envisioned criminals as beards. Even more research has shown, courts tend to condemn those who are stubborn to serious crimes like rape.

However, this is quite contradictory when there are quite a few studies that show that the beard is attached to attractiveness and reliability. That is, those who have beards, though they look good and trustworthy, can still be hated and frightened.

4. Praise

It is absurd that everyone likes to be praised. So what reason do compliments be hated? The answer is that the 'praised' person will not hate, but 'other people' do.

A study by 'Consumer Research Magazine' - The Journal of Consumer Reasearch was conducted to explore customer reactions when 'overhearing' the salesman's compliment to another customer.

The results showed that even though these people know that sellers only express sincerity, they still tend to react negatively. Another study by American scientists was also carried out afterwards, the results showed that people often feel jealous when others are complimented but they don't, especially if the person being praised is a classmate or fellow career.

5. Sweating

Those of us also sweat. When you are exercising, your body temperature increases, our body sweats heavily based on the hydrolysis gland - eccrine gland. But when stressed, the sweat glands that produce odor from the armpits - the apocrine gland, are strong.

According to science, perspiration from the eccrine line has little effect on others but when it comes from apocrine it is the opposite. They cause a discomfort and cause themselves to be judged as incompetent and useless.

Recently, some scientists have conducted research by bottling the type of sweat secreted during stress and put into a device that has the effect of directing the odor to the nose of the test subject.

Later, some volunteers watched videos of women 'sweating' , while the nose smelled of 'intense sweat' . The results showed that nearly all volunteers rated women in the video unreliable. Some male volunteers even react harshly, potentially leading to violence.