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Why do people take a year to go?
A study by neuroscientists and psychologists at Lund University in Sweden explained why humans take more than a year to learn.
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Decoding the collective delirium of Vietnamese fans
Although the home team lost the final, many fans of U23 Vietnam football team still rushed to the slogan of
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Inscription written on the person who lies
If you want to know if someone is telling the truth or lying, you should not analyze his or her body language, eye movements or words. Scientists at the University of Ha…
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Children understand dog mentality through barking dogs
Recent scientific research shows that children can understand the different barks of dogs whether they have ever been in contact with dogs before.
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Wearing pink eyeglasses helps to observe more
A study by the University of Toronto provides the first direct evidence that human mood really affects the way the vision system filters sensory experiences.
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Can predict the risk of marriage breakdown through photos
If we want to know if an individual's marriage is sustainable, we can look at the pictures that person took when we were young.
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Why teenagers are selfish and reckless
The majority of young children are easily agitated, only thinking about themselves, being reckless because their brains develop more slowly than their bodies.
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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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Conservatives are satisfied with life
Individuals with conservative views often feel happier than radicals, because they always find a reasonable explanation for social inequalities.
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Remember the 9/11 case more than your birthday
A psychological study shows, the history shocks are most remembered by people, more than their own major events.
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Hot ups help to advance faster
Scientists claim that controlled rage helps us conquer higher positions in our careers.
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Art of crowd control
Hitler and Mussolini were able to make tens of millions of people believe in brutal fascism. Now psychologists and neurologists have found the secret to help them do tha…
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Men with big children attract women
Some British scientists believe that women are more likely to be attracted to male pupils when they enter the most fertile phase of the month.
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Cowardly or brave are caused by hormones
Scientists believe that some people are born to be heroes, because their bodies have fewer hormones that make them feel more stressed than most of us.