Smell the clothes guessing personality
Interesting research conducted by Polish scientists shows that it is possible to guess a person's personality to some extent by smelling their body or clothes.
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Interesting research conducted by Polish scientists shows that it is possible to guess a person's personality to some extent by smelling their body or clothes.
American anthropologist Helena Fischer has proved that not only the love but also the personality of a man is the synthesis of four types of hormones: dopamine, serotoni…
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Whether running into the mayor's seat or looking for an office job, women should not get angry at the crowd.
The greater the mother's love for children, the greater their ability to cope with the pressure in their adult life.
The over-arching of parents can influence the personality of the children in a negative direction.
Young boys with mothers when they were young grew up with little trouble in life, they will know how to behave more skillfully and reasonably, a study has just revealed.
Children who are often attacked when they are toddlers will be more aggressive when they go to preschool, a new study reveals.
Too gentle, not knowing how to resolve conflicts with friends are just two of the reasons why children are often beaten, intimidated or isolated at school.
Those who pass the driver's license test in the second time are the most careful group when driving vehicles, according to a survey in the US.
Sisters with blond or platinum hair tend to use force to claim more benefits than women of other hair colors.
Prehistoric women have to spend a lot of time on choosing food and habits that still affect the shopping style of sisters today.
Individualism helps stimulate the dynamism and creativity of people, but it also makes us more likely to fall into a depressed, desperate state.
A study by the University of Haifa, Israel has found a hormone that strongly affects people's social behaviors, including envy.
An American study has concluded that long-lived people are more extroverted than others.