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Decode the screeching sound of wolves
According to researchers, wolves are more likely to cry out loud when a close member of their family leaves the flock.
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Discovering the benefits of becoming
New research shows that reading, writing and participating in brain stimulation activities can benefit memory.
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Women remember stranger's face better than men
McMaster University researchers invite participants, men and women to see a series of randomly selected faces from the computer screen.
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Should hold hands to remember more effectively
Ruth Propper and colleagues from Montclair University in the United States conducted an experiment to determine the relationship of fist action to memory, Science Daily…
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Shakespeare's secret is proven by science
Rosemary has long been thought to be good for memory. The most famous reference is the great literary work of Hamlet by William Shakespeare.
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Why do we often forget the name of the new person?
Sometimes we forget the name of a person just a few minutes after being introduced and
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Why do you often remember nothing after drinking drunk?
In times of drinking and having fun with friends, sometimes we drink to the dock and forget everything around and then wake up the next morning, you can't remember what…
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Slow-moving people lose memory more than usual
Step speed is one of the factors that help us assess the risk of dementia of an elderly person.
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Good men do more than one woman at a time
Working mothers may have to take on more responsibilities than their husbands. However, the long-held popular belief that good women do more work than men is wrong, acco…
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The sign of identification will become a genius
Geniuses are people with supernatural memory abilities, creativity and excellent intelligence. However, not all of them are innate talents, many of them sometimes come t…
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How to continue learning even when you are sleeping?
We all know that sleep is the time for the brain to categorize and organize all the information received after a long day of activity. But now, scientists also discover…
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Why do we need sleep?
According to the BBC, through decades of research, scientists have not yet determined the cause why we need to sleep, but there are still some interesting reasons. The f…
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Similarities between the activity of human brain and bee
Sometimes, when we actively remember something, our attention seems to systematically scan every data compartment in the brain, just like all honey bees are transformed…
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'Google effect'
Is our trust in the Internet making us more stupid? When was the last time you forgot something and did not go to Google or a search engine to find the answer?
