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Kisses always give each of us different emotions. But few people know that every emotion comes from
How does the brain respond to situations like surprises? Scientists are focusing on studying the amygdala (amygdala), located in the center of the brain. This is the pro…
According to an American study published in Science magazine, our brains have the ability to deliberately erase bad memories from memory. Neuroscience researcher Brendan…
According to a new study on the brain, even those who seem to recover soon but are close to the World Trade Center when the twin towers collapsed on September 11, 2001,…
Research shows that part of the brain involved in emotional awareness and fear shrinks in people with autism. Young people and boys with autism in the study - c & o peop…
According to the results of a University of Pittsburgh study, dinner with salmon is not only good for the heart but also can help improve your emotions. This study found…
A Canadian study confirmed that men 's impotence, or emotional distress in women, could be a precursor to or reveal a heart disease, diabetes, depression or a chronic il…
According to Israeli biologists, most facial expressions like anger, are hereditary. Nerves and facial muscles can be controlled by genes passed from one generation to a…
Intelligence will help protect children from emotional shocking events. A new study found that children smarter than peers at age 6 will experience less emotional trauma…
Many parents believe that with high IQ, their children will succeed in school and in the future. In fact, emotion (EQ) is also a very important factor in the development…
Laughing is one of the most subtle forms of human expression. Researchers have listed dozens of different types of laughs: timid laughs, smirking smiles, beaming smiles,…
According to scientific studies, left-handed people face a high risk of schizophrenia, breast cancer, difficulty reading and often feel anxious.
In addition to talking about artificial intelligence, Sophia robot also takes the time to praise Mohamed Salah's excellent ball playing skills.
Robots with emotional intelligence at a new level are gaining strong attention at the biggest meeting of technology experts, CES 2018 consumer electronics exhibition.
Today's computers can perform countless calculations, but follow a cold, emotionless manner. However, computer engineers are changing that as they try to create human ch…