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Body language reveals more mood than words
When you want to turn someone's mood, scientists recommend that you look at their body language.
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The close relationship between the EQ and IQ index
A new study shows that emotional intelligence and intelligence can be more closely related than previously thought.
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Which people are the most emotional?
The Philippines and Singapore can share the same geography, but emotionally, the people of the two countries are so different.
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Signalling work late wife marital problems?
A new study finds that women who fear their marriages are in danger of falling apart often start working overtime as
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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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Laughing is also a sign of frustration
A new study finds that most people smile when frustrated, even if they don't realize it, and computers can be
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The mystery behind love affairs at work
They have a habit of flirting with female colleagues because they are fed up with their current job, not because they are too emotional. Not only that, these people are…
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New discovery of ability
New research shows that the more people believe in their feelings, the more accurately they predict future events.
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Find the happiest man in America
The researchers claim, the most happy man in America has been found. He is Alvin Wong, 65, a married Chinese-American and currently living in Hawaii.
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Rich people are not good at reading other people's emotions?
Rich people perceive the feelings of others as poorer than the poor, according to a recent study by scientists at the University of California (USA).
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Climate change sea makes people easily angry
Global warming can turn the world into a more violent place, because the higher the temperature, the easier it is for people to get angry and angry.
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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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Why do we find the opposite sex attractive
A new study shows that the type of hormone that creates the emotional relationship between mother and child also plays an important role in the selection of partners.
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Men caught love in just 8.2 seconds
Scientists conclude that gentlemen may fall into love traps within 8.2 seconds.
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Hot ups help to advance faster
Scientists claim that controlled rage helps us conquer higher positions in our careers.