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Why are tears welling up when happy?
Happy tears are the way the body recreates 'the balance of emotions'.
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Why do some people cry easily when watching sad movies?
A new study finds that some people tend to cry and cry easily in front of videos, emotional or tragic images are due to their genes.
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The truth 'sadness' about the psychology of people who are humorous and funny
Comedians who are the most sad, funny is not necessarily good ... is considered the reverse side of humor.
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Find a method of 'immunity' with a sad mood
Israeli scientists have pointed out, the more you are exposed to negative issues, the more you are
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Benefits of negative mood
A recent Australian scientist said that emotions that appear when people have a bad mood also have certain benefits.
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The sad truth about the eternal fire pit
Central Turkmenistan is known for its giant fire pit, which has been burning for more than 40 years. But behind the miraculous thing that seems to be the masterpiece of…
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Why are people and elephants crying?
People cry when they realize the joy and sadness of life. Crying elephants are what we call them because they have a sad face.
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Sad songs make us feel happier
Many people are afraid of sad songs because they think they will push their moods low, but one study proves the opposite.
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Sadness can make you burn bags
The latest research from Harvard University shows that people often make bad financial decisions when they are in a situation of fatigue, boredom, misery.
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Children think better when sad
Have you experienced a turbulent childhood with very few happy memories? According to British scientists, that may be good for your cognitive ability.
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Sad memories change the amount of gray matter in the brain
The new Cornell University study found healthy adults near the World Trade Center (WTC) during the September 11, 2001 attack, were less likely to have gray matter in the…
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It is better to drink alcohol when listening to music
Playing certain music will enhance the taste for the wine you are enjoying.
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Why do people have negative feelings?
All week you have been overwhelmed by all kinds of chaotic emotions. You are sad, you are angry, you are happy, you are worried. By the end of the day, you are tired bot…
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When sad, take a cold shower
Winter comes with gloomy days that often make people sad. But just taking a cold shower can cure and even prevent moodiness.