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Optimism will boost the body's immune system
Optimism not only makes life fun but also enhances the body's immune system, helping people to avoid disease.
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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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Smiling helps you live 7 more years
The wider the smile and the deeper the wrinkles of the eyes become, the longer you live, experts say.
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Talk a lot if you want to be happy
Happy people tend to say more than unhappy people and their conversations are always more informative.
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Should say sorry to the right ear
When you act to make others angry, you should say sorry to the right ear to increase your chances of forgiveness.
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5 things make you happier
A recent study proves that people can control happiness levels through practice.
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He is the only species who laughs at the same kind
The evolution process allows humans to ridicule and humiliate their peers with laughter, while other primates do not.
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See your feet to know if you like you
Men can monitor the movement of the woman you pursue during meetings to predict how much their relationship will progress.
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Crying closer together
Oren Hasson, a biologist on evolutionary theory, presents evidence that tears have emotional benefits and are capable of making interpersonal relationships durable. more…
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The meaning of facial expressions also carries cultural characteristics
East Asians are often more difficult than Europeans to distinguish a frightened face with a surprised face, or a disgusted face with an angry face.
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'Zoning' the culprit is troubling and worrying
A substance called FGF2 that plays an important role in brain development may be an agent for some people to become anxious and depressed.
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Is happiness inherited or not?
A new study suggests that emotions throughout our lives also affect our children.
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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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Humorous men are more liked by women
It is nice to say that humorous men are smarter and often more honest than hard-faced guys, a study has just revealed.
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People who play emotionally read music better
Singers and guitarists are really more sensitive than us.