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Little benefit of having children
Birth of a baby increases the number of mother's friends by 8 times, a new study has revealed. Having children really motivates your social life.
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Unhappy people are often addicted to the virtual world
Surveys of scientists show that people who are dissatisfied with life tend to spend more time watching television or the internet.
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Why do people envy?
A study by the University of Haifa, Israel has found a hormone that strongly affects people's social behaviors, including envy.
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Women are healthy and happy when they are 28 years old
The most mature, healthy, happy age of women, when they were 28 years old, was the conclusion of scientists. At this age, women are often satisfied with their own life,…
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New discovery of the nature of the learning process
Education will most likely soon enter a milestone when new findings in neuroscience, psychology, and machine learning are working together to create a foundation for new…
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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.
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You lost half of your friends in 7 years
Still talking happily with someone recently? Still have a good friend to help you move home? You are a very lucky person if that friend still does that for 7 years.
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The genetic basis of musical orientation: the neurobiology of music is related to the behavior associated with instinct
Music is a social interaction between individuals - lullabies help to bond maternal love and singing or playing music increases the relationship of a group.
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Lonely people find comfort sources in television characters
Don't think that finding the characters in
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Social networks hurt children's minds
Many leading British scientists warn that community websites are causing many negative changes to children's brains in the country.
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Often unhappy people are
People who are dissatisfied with life tend to spend a lot of free time sitting in front of a television screen, while very happy people like to read books and participat…
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Why are people a little crazy?
Natural selection wants us to be crazy, at least a little. Many mental health problems are a byproduct of an over-functioning brain.
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Serotonin is related to impulsiveness
A new study by Cambridge scientists showed that the neurotransmitter serotonin, which acts as a chemical message between nerve cells, plays a decisive role in controllin…
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Many people will live long
It has long been said that humans and vertebrates will live longer if there are many social relationships. Now this has been proven in the fruit fly.
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Why symmetry is an attractive feature
For people, faces are an important source of social information. A feature of the face that is quickly noticed is the attraction. Studies have emphasized gender symmetry…