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Why are teenagers often rebellious?
Adolescents are an age that is emotionally susceptible, sensitive to many problems around, even strange behaviors, thought to be due to facing anxiety disorders.
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How does the brains of geniuses work? (2)
Continue to explore Part II of the article to find out if the brains of re-natural beings are different from those of ordinary people.
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30 facts about sleep
Undeniably, sleep is an indispensable part of life, such as rice, water or air to breathe daily.
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The truth 'sadness' about the psychology of people who are humorous and funny
Comedians who are the most sad, funny is not necessarily good ... is considered the reverse side of humor.
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5 things that make people most addicted
The human brain is a perfect masterpiece of nature, but when
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Why are you so scared of math?
There are many people who go to school, it is scary whether math or lesson / math exams are present even if it is not known how easy or difficult the lesson / test is.
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The types of evolution that are
According to scientists, brain disorders are thought to be an advantage of human evolution.
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Detects strange material state in chicken eyes
For the first time, researchers have discovered a strange state of matter, called
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Unexpected facts about the zoo
Symptoms of mental disorders, longevity problems or friendships of zoo animals are unexpected facts about wildlife keeping.
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Writing helps to heal wounds
The study was led by Elizabeth Broadbent, a health psychology lecturer at Auckland University, New Zealand who surveyed 49 healthy elderly people, ages 64 to 97.
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Losing because ... is too knowledgeable about football
Israeli scientists, Professor Pinhas Dannon and Dr. Ronen Huberfeld published the study of football betting addicts in Psychopathology. They discovered the unexpected tr…
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Creators are prone to neurological diseases
Scientists, painters, and creative workers are many times more likely to suffer from neurological diseases than others in society.
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The mystery of sneezing
Dr. Noam Cohen of the University of Pennsylvania (USA) said that when our nose becomes overloaded, the pressure forces arising from sneezing will re-establish the biolog…
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Men are more likely to commit suicide because of drought than women
Ivan Hanigan, a researcher from the Australian National University, and his colleagues analyzed statistics on drought and suicide numbers in Australia's state of New Sou…
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Yawn makes people wiser?
Previously, many people thought yawning was a sign of fatigue, lack of oxygen. But, Professor Gary Hack at the University of Maryland (USA) has proved that yawning helps…