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Men today are willing to cry for women
The classic image of impulsive young men and nothing other than sex in the head is gone. A new survey found that men of eyebrows are not afraid to commit and are willing…
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Explain the face of fear
Scientists found that the actual fear response is to respond to biological function by transforming the way our senses perceive the world.
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Pregnant grief made me retarded
Women who are depressed during pregnancy can make their babies aware more slowly than their peers, a British study warns.
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Sad memories change the amount of gray matter in the brain
The new Cornell University study found healthy adults near the World Trade Center (WTC) during the September 11, 2001 attack, were less likely to have gray matter in the…
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My smile is a tonic with my parents
The smile of a child not only warms the mother's heart but also as a natural stimulant to promote the mother's mood.
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Concealing emotions is also a good thing
Contrary to popular beliefs about what is normal or healthy, a new study finds that not expressing thoughts and emotions after experiencing a traumatic event, for exampl…
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Why do people have negative feelings?
All week you have been overwhelmed by all kinds of chaotic emotions. You are sad, you are angry, you are happy, you are worried. By the end of the day, you are tired bot…
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The face overturned the true feelings of the liar
How do we know who is lying, who? A new study conducted at the Stephen Porter psychological laboratory at Dalhousie University shows that the face will reveal the true f…
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Emotion makes people defy danger
After the fires destroyed so many homes in California, you might wonder why people decided to live in flammable dry hills in southern California. Meanwhile, Californians…
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Why should we feel guilty?
Sin plays an important role in regulating social behavior. Feelings of anxiety often play a role as motivation
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Love makes people hurt
Love not only brings pain but also really hurts your body. Researchers at the Royal College of London have found that emotions of emotions can cause a variety of physica…
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Saying it makes me feel more relieved
American researchers have explained why talking to a psychologist or just a sympathetic vendor is also a relief.
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The difference between pride and pride
Proud people will have higher levels of outward, sociable, self-respect and uprightness. Pride is often associated with selfishness and shame.
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Interesting findings about behavior
Monkey imitates: Scientists prove in the early stages of birth, the baby monkeys have possessed some major mimic skills with the nature of monkeys, such as facial clones.