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Decode the screeching sound of wolves
According to researchers, wolves are more likely to cry out loud when a close member of their family leaves the flock.
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Stress does not make people change their habits
Even in the worst conditions, people still maintain good habits, scientists claim. Wendy Wood, a professor of psychology at the University of South California, USA and c…
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The immeasurable harm of lying to the human brain
Pinocchio - The wooden boy, maybe many of us have at least once heard stories, read books or watched movies about Pinocchio.
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Why do we say love to sleep?
Almost in us, everyone has experienced at least once talking passionately while sleeping. The common feature of these statements is that they are often short, meaningles…
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Women are most stressed at 5:55 pm
The most stressful time for women is at 5:55 pm in the afternoon when they have to frantically pick up their children and cook dinner in time.
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Depression increased rapidly in modern life
The pressures of modern life increasingly cause more harm to people's mental health. Evidence is that recent scientists ...
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He was more miserable than her when he fell in love
Although men are always strong in love, a study shows that they are more vulnerable to ups and downs in love than women.
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Why women are more likely to panic?
Women are more than twice as likely to be in a stressful state as their men because their brains are more sensitive to a substance that is created when people are worrie…
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The beautiful girl harms his health
Exposure to attractive women increases cortisol levels, hormones that cause stress, in the body of men.
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The older you are, the happier you are
People in their fifties feel better and feel less troubled than when they were in their twenties.
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Stress makes the way to choose a partner change
Men often choose women who have a face similar to them for long-term sexual relations, but men who live in a stressful state do not.
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8:25 am morning is the most stressful time for mothers
A survey showed that 8:25 am is the most stressful time of the day for busy 21st century mothers.
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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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Tuesday lunch is the most stressful time of the week
Many workers in the UK have one thing in common when they say, 11:45 am
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Detecting brain response mechanisms with stress
Regular stress often results in a heavy physical and mental effect on our bodies.