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Limited swearing helps relieve negative emotions
According to recent research by British scientists, swearing is a harmless way to relieve negative emotions, but only works within a certain limit.
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Human face can express 21 nuances
In a new study, we often show 21 different facial expressions on the face, three times more than the long-accepted number (6 shades).
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4 new discoveries about love that amaze you
Looking for a solution to kissing can help find a mate or something to kill love ...
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Light can also influence people's emotions
New research shows that the amount of soft light helps us to control our emotions well, make more rational, more informed decisions.
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Color chart decoding emotions
'This diagram depicts the most accurate so far about subjective emotions related to body sensation,' Nummenmaa said.
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Reaction after parting in a scientific perspective
It seems that it's just a simple feeling and hard to explain. However, today, scientists have found the answer to those things.
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Being yourself helps you feel less embarrassed
Shame is not fun emotion. Research shows that when we feel ashamed, we often undermine our entire people.
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Benefits of negative mood
A recent Australian scientist said that emotions that appear when people have a bad mood also have certain benefits.
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Watch movies to help people increase motivation
Entertainment tools such as movies can increase positive emotions, bring hope and excitement to viewers.
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Writing helps to heal wounds
The study was led by Elizabeth Broadbent, a health psychology lecturer at Auckland University, New Zealand who surveyed 49 healthy elderly people, ages 64 to 97.
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Negative thinking promotes creativity
Negative thinking will draw attention and create motivation to solve the problem. A person after going through a period of negative thoughts and emotions, will reach a p…
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Why is it harder for men to read emotions than women?
A new British study found that men actually find it harder to read people's emotions than women, because their brains have to work twice as long as women in order to det…
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Body language reveals more mood than words
When you want to turn someone's mood, scientists recommend that you look at their body language.
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The act of 'crying for beauty' is only available in humans
Not only is the function of keeping eyes moist, crying is also a means for people to express their emotions before language appears, according to a prestigious British s…
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The new body is the 'window of the soul'
According to a new study, the eyes may not be the windows of the soul because we can detect strong emotions in others through consideration of body language, not includi…