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Gene is the culprit causing a throb
German scientists have found a gene that makes some individuals more likely to get angry than others when excited.
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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.
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Fat women control poor desire
A new study shows that women's ability to control impulsivity and desire is poorer than women with normal weight.
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Detection of genes that control skin formation
Oregon State University researchers have discovered a gene in the human body that controls skin growth.
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Art of crowd control
Hitler and Mussolini were able to make tens of millions of people believe in brutal fascism. Now psychologists and neurologists have found the secret to help them do tha…
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The secret of the kiss
When we kiss the body, we secrete certain chemicals that can control stress hormones in both sexes.
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Why do we feel pain when jealous?
Japanese scientists have just found the brain region to control jealousy and they are stunned to find that it is the area to handle pain.
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Molecular control of blood pressure
Scientists at the Department of Dentistry, Oregon University of Science and Health, have discovered that nerve cells that control heart rate and blood pressure synthesiz…
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Female loser in fighting appetite
When faced with favorite foods, women are inferior to the macho wing in their ability to control appetite.
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The expression of emotion is innate
The expression of emotions depends on our genes, according to a new study. This study identifies that the expression of emotions is innate, not a product of learning.
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Serotonin is related to impulsiveness
A new study by Cambridge scientists showed that the neurotransmitter serotonin, which acts as a chemical message between nerve cells, plays a decisive role in controllin…
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Should say love in the left ear
The confession will become more effective if it is said in the person's left ear. Anger, comedy or pitching will also have a stronger impact if done in the same way.
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Why do mice die earlier than people? New discovery of a biological clock
A New York University dentist has discovered a biological clock that links the development of teeth to other metabolic processes. This clock, or circadian rhythm, contro…
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Generous programming in genes?
Is it genetically generous? A team of researchers, including Dr. Ariel Knafo of the Department of Physics at Hebrew University of Jerusalem, believes that this may be a…