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The secret hidden in the boys
Testosterone is the most important male hormone. Men with high testosterone levels are often judged by women as both physically and mentally strong. The medical communit…
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Rich or lying, cheating?
The researchers also found a close relationship between social status and greed, a relationship they suspect could increase the gap between the rich and the poor. Previo…
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The relationship between sex circadian rhythm and sleep
Men often go to bed later than women; and weak women often lose sleep more than men. Why are there such differences? Through research, American and French scientists hav…
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The voice 'accuses' the promiscuous person
In the journey to find love, instinct tells women that the lower the man's voice, the higher the risk of betraying their love.
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Shopping habits can be genetic
A study shows that people's shopping habits can be passed on to the next generation.
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Many people have a chance to live long
A study shows that people with lots of friends and living in happy families often have a long life.
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I am close to my mother so I have a nice love when I am big
The degree of respect and love of a child to a mother can affect their relationship in adulthood.
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Young boys are better if they care
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.
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See your feet to know if you like you
Men can monitor the movement of the woman you pursue during meetings to predict how much their relationship will progress.
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Left-handed children prefer to go to school
Left-handed students prefer to go to school and have better relationship with teachers than right-handed children, but are more passive in doing homework.
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Mushrooms and termites - Symbiotic relationship
Mushrooms migrate to Madagascar by termite. Mushrooms are considered as a food source for converting cellulose.
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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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Temporary changes help stabilize long-term relationships
According to a study by the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, ants rearing mushrooms have been cultivating mushrooms for nearly 50 million years.
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Social relations are important for baboons
The baboons that mothers have a close relationship with other females are more likely to survive to adulthood than those nurtured by less-than-social mother monkeys.