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Sadness is also good for work
According to research by the University of New York, grief helps increase concentration and avoid making mistakes in work.
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Charming smile is hereditary
One study showed a way to show smiles programmed in the gene, so someone who owns the smile is charming but many people can cause feelings of laughter when smiling.
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Why do women like makeup
The two-year study of the world-renowned Kanebo cosmetics group found the answer to why women fall in love.
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Why do most women do not have slim waist?
Owning an attractive slim waist is always the dream of women in the world but most can not be. An American scientist has found the cause of this phenomenon.
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Hair - only trusted points
Give your hair to two American scientists James Ehlinger and Thure Cerling, University of Utah (USA).
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Emotional movies hurt love
New research from Heriot Watt University in Edinburgh (UK) shows that watching many romantic love movies will negatively affect love.
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Intentionally makes the wound worse
Researchers at Harvard University discovered that the feeling of pain depended on our thinking about the wound being caused by the intention of the person.
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Smart soldiers easily die
A study found that Scottish soldiers who survived World War II had lower IQs than those who had fallen.
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Charm beautiful people with scarring
Men with scars on their faces, especially those that appear obvious when he is angry, are particularly attractive to women according to a study in the UK.
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Front trolley is not good for children
Trolleys that drive the young face forward may interfere with the normal development of the child and cause them to grow into anxious people, a study has revealed.
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The secret to becoming talented
It is often said that genius has only 1% of innate aptitude, 99% thanks to hard work.
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More tolerant thanks to cleanliness
A study in the UK showed that people tend to be more generous if they feel physically clean before assessing the behavior of others.
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Women's conflict when choosing a partner
The majority of women are easily mesmerized by men with a deep voice, but when looking for a responsible husband ...
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Fear also smells
A recent study demonstrates that the sweat we secrete while fear generates signals that others can unconsciously acquire.
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Children learn best when they are heard
A study shows that children acquire the most knowledge when they are explained how to solve problems with adults.