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'Cast' hero from the game
New research shows that possessing supernatural power in the virtual world can make gamers a real-life hero.
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Dad makes it easy to succeed in housework and girls
The likelihood of girls' future success will increase if the father shares housework with the mother and does not have a sense of respect for men.
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Identify deceitful people at work
If an employee regularly performs deceitful behavior while in school, they will not give up that habit in their daily work.
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The evolutionary origin of intelligence
The source of intelligence and mental illness is related to ancient genetic accidents.
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Funny music makes people more generous
When fun music plays in stores or supermarkets, they will motivate customers to spend more money than their original intentions.
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Elevator obsession
In the subconscious of modern humans, elevators are one of the few places where they behave strangely, hiding an invisible concern that few people realize.
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Under the age of 24 is still a child
People are only fully mature when 24, and under this age still behave like children. That is the conclusion of Professor Suzane Sawyer, Institute of Children Research an…
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Smartphone makes you forgetful and rude?
Smartphones are making things easier. However, in many cases, they are the source of dementia and rude behavior. Undeniably smartphones are changing the way we work and…
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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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Why can good people still do bad things?
American scientists think that each person has two ethical systems and sometimes they disagree. Then people are ready to conduct unethical acts.
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Reversing the view of 'people born bad'
Biological studies have increasingly erased the notion that humans are a formidable, fierce and brutal species.
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Chimpanzee 'cunning'
Chimpanzees have the ability to perceive and predict the impact of their behavior on the surrounding environment, the ability that is only available in humans.
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Shopping habits can be genetic
A study shows that people's shopping habits can be passed on to the next generation.
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Knowing to lie early will be easy to get rich
If a child begins to lie at the second age, it is a sign that their brain is developing very fast and their ability to achieve is higher ...
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Young boys are better if they care
Young boys with mothers when they were young grew up with little trouble in life, they will know how to behave more skillfully and reasonably, a study has just revealed.