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Women are prone to adultery
American and Canadian psychologists have discovered that women with large chin have stronger sexual desire than those with elegant chin.
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Smile is your most attractive feature
Most people think that the smile on the faces of other people is the most appealing, arranged on both eyes, hair or body, a recent survey in the US shows that.
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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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People and chimpanzees recognize faces similarly
Chimp recognizes homosexuals by using the same brain area that humans use to recognize a familiar face
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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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People like cars with fierce looks
Not only do you think that the Toyota Prius is too gentle for your taste. People often see faces and characteristics in a car.
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Men face more aggressive
Men with bigger faces are also more offensive, a new study of hockey players reveals.
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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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Why symmetry is an attractive feature
For people, faces are an important source of social information. A feature of the face that is quickly noticed is the attraction. Studies have emphasized gender symmetry…
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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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It's not easy to find acquaintances in the crowd
Although you have been married for 10 years, it is difficult for you to find a husband or a wife in a crowd. That's because our brain sees the mess of these faces as a s…
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Glances - the secret of attraction
A study of hundreds of volunteers at the University of Stirling and Aberdeen, England, found that if your eyes were slipping away, only a few made you less attractive.
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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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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.