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Decode the natural behavior of humans
In everyday life, there are many actions that seem to be ingrained in our subconscious. And of course, it is also easily explained by science.
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Should hold hands to remember more effectively
Ruth Propper and colleagues from Montclair University in the United States conducted an experiment to determine the relationship of fist action to memory, Science Daily…
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Play games to help children smart
A new study shows that games that require active manipulation will help children become smarter by improving their ability to solve problems, self-esteem and encourage t…
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'Solicitation' for reporters to take photos without saving the victims
When the New York Post published images that recorded a man about to be struck by a subway train, many readers expressed an outcry against the person who made the photo.
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Handshake brings pleasure like kissing
Scientists believe that pleasure from a handshake is similar to that of a kiss.
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5-year-old children also know how to pretend
Even 5-year-olds can protect their reputation. They will appear more generous when they know their actions will be within the scope of others' observations, according to…
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Unbelievable benefits when talking alone
Most people have at least once confided in me every few days. Many previous studies have shown that this action contributes to step-by-step behavioral orientation in chi…
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Yawn and sympathy
The next time you yawn, try looking around to see if the yawn virus spreads to anyone? Research results of the University of Pisa (Italy) show that relatives and close f…
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Human 'odd actions'
Not everyone knows the daily actions such as crying, hiccups, sleeping, blinking ... how to affect the body. Also see them from a scientific perspective.
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Magnets can affect the brain
The magnet's magnetic field can disturb brain activity and make us deviate from a point of view.
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Interesting things about human laughter
New research published March 31 by American scientists has discovered many interesting things about people's laughing action.
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Kisses are good for women
Scientists believe that kissing action has been passed down for generations because it helps women strengthen their immune systems ...
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Lying to restrain the wrath
Lying down when insulting can hurt your pride, but that action helps you curb your anger better.
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Better remember by doodle
A team of experts claims miscellaneous drawing can help us remember the details of a boring presentation.