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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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Why do some people cry easily when watching sad movies?
A new study finds that some people tend to cry and cry easily in front of videos, emotional or tragic images are due to their genes.
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Why is revenge sweet?
Many of us feel gloating when we take revenge on someone. Thanks to modern technology, scientists have been able to explain the cause of this phenomenon.
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Ways to help you make better decisions
When in the midst of choices, it is difficult to make a wise decision, so it often takes a lot of time to consider.
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Perfume can make women more beautiful
The scent can change the way we perceive the attractiveness and sense of beauty of others.
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People who stay up late love a night?
People who like staying up late are more likely to be adventurous and prefer one night, according to a new study.
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The surprising resemblance between the human brain and the dog
Dogs also have a separate area of speech in a human-like brain. The dog's brain, similar to that of humans, is very sensitive to the sound signals of emotions.
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Believing in hell makes us less happy
A recent study shows that belief in hell, even just thinking about it, reduces feelings of happiness and satisfaction in life.
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Science has found the true taste of love
Scientists point out that love has a unique taste - that is sweetness.
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Color chart decoding emotions
'This diagram depicts the most accurate so far about subjective emotions related to body sensation,' Nummenmaa said.
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Why are people and elephants crying?
People cry when they realize the joy and sadness of life. Crying elephants are what we call them because they have a sad face.
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'Reading the American president through body language
Many politicians, even American presidents - who are considered masters of using body language - are sometimes caught by experts.
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The face shows the aggressiveness of men
Researchers from the University of Delaware (USA) discovered that men with large but short faces are more likely to bluntly express their own racial biases.
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Why is it harder for men to read emotions than women?
A new British study found that men actually find it harder to read people's emotions than women, because their brains have to work twice as long as women in order to det…