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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New research published March 31 by American scientists has discovered many interesting things about people's laughing action.
Scientists at the University of Queensland (Australia) conclude: the period of disaster that determines people to behave selfishly or altruously in that situation.
Too gentle, not knowing how to resolve conflicts with friends are just two of the reasons why children are often beaten, intimidated or isolated at school.
Babies who haven't crawled at 9 months of age face the risk of being left behind at school and having trouble catching up with their classmates, a study has just reveale…
Scientists have discovered a scientific reason why it is difficult to find a needle in a pile and often leads to failure.
The evolution process allows humans to ridicule and humiliate their peers with laughter, while other primates do not.
Prehistoric women have to spend a lot of time on choosing food and habits that still affect the shopping style of sisters today.
Although the home team lost the final, many fans of U23 Vietnam football team still rushed to the slogan of
A study by the University of Haifa, Israel has found a hormone that strongly affects people's social behaviors, including envy.
According to a long-held hypothesis, it is thought that the delay in the development of the brain will make adolescent decisions dangerous and dangerous.
Why do people kiss each other, blush and even pick their nose? Those are the mysteries of human life that scientists still cannot find answers to.
Impulsive boys who lack care, poor families and spoiled friends often have delinquent actions that cause them to be brought to the juvenile court, according to a new stu…
If a person always winces when he sees an insect or nausea when he steps on the blood, he tends to pursue conservative views in life.
A new study shows that dog behavior or behavior has been misunderstood for a long time.
It has long been posed a question that has not been answered so far: in what extent is the practice of misconduct in professionalism common?