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Speak into the right ear when asking for help
If you want to increase the likelihood of success when asking others to do something, say the request to their right ear, according to the scientists' suggestion.
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How to train a dog?
A new study shows that dog behavior or behavior has been misunderstood for a long time.
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Spanhanh Anh: the world's worst dog breed?
Dogs with soft ears and this innocent look may be one of the world's most aggressive dogs.
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The brain can recognize objects faster than many people think
The human brain lags far behind computers in the ability to recognize faces and objects, with varying degrees of difficulty in size, color, direction, lighting condition…
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Dreaming in the daytime benefits the brain!
Do you have a difficult problem to solve? Try dreaming in the middle of the day.
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Brain organization changes when children become adults
Any child in the face of parents who often impose may ask the question:
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Sleep helps 'clean up' the brain
If you have ever had insomnia, you will know the feeling of being dull and dazed.
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The fetus 'sleep cycle'
After about 7 months of development in the womb, a fetus spends most of his time sleeping.
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What makes humans different from the rats?
According to the researchers, there is a type of brain cell that has long been overlooked in one of the aspects that make the human brain fundamentally different from th…
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Brain waves can predict errors
According to a new study, a pronounced alpha wave appears in two areas of the brain before the subject makes an error due to lack of attention.
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How is our brain different from real and virtual?
Most of us easily distinguish the real and the virtual.
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Identify faces from eyes
Our brain selects important information to recognize the first face from the eyes, then to the mouth and nose, according to a study by the University of Barcelona.
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Chocolate helps children do math better
A recent study showed that chocolate helps the brain to solve calculations more quickly and accurately.
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Why teenagers are selfish and reckless
The majority of young children are easily agitated, only thinking about themselves, being reckless because their brains develop more slowly than their bodies.