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The easier the name to pronounce, the easier it is to be trusted by others
Research institute findings have shown that easy-to-pronounce names are considered more intimate, less risky, less dangerous and more reliable.
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Analyzing Pinocchio's fairy tales under a scientific perspective
A new study has shown, Pinocchio can only lie 13 times if he does not want to break his neck.
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Asian American students are better at studying
Asian American students are better than white students because of their hard work, a study by scientists recently explained.
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The more people create, the more they lie
New research by American scientists shows that people with more creative minds often cheat and lie.
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Science has found the true taste of love
Scientists point out that love has a unique taste - that is sweetness.
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Reading novels will help the brain develop
Scientists have recently discovered that enjoying a novel can make our brains more developed.
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The tips 'monsters' help you make informed decisions
The following scientific methods are 'weird' but have a good effect in making decisions ...
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Strange language: Whistling to communicate
Despite numerous objections, all elementary students residing on the island of La Gomera in the Canary Islands of Spain must learn an ancient whistling language called S…
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The polygon girl is easily isolated
The majority of women do not want to make friends with couples with many men, and men do not want to have long relationships with such girls.
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Meditation helps students achieve higher grades
Sanford Nidich, a professor of Education at Maharishi University of Management in the United States, and his colleagues tested the effect of meditation on the ability of…
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Being anxious, the male faction easily lost their jobs to women
Researchers from the University of Guelph, Canada selected 125 students to attend an experimental interview. Students will self-assess their level of anxiety and the int…
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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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Bad things always remember longer than good
Psychologists from Saint Louis University (USA) have let a group of students hear words in foreign languages express their feelings and then ask them to record the wor…
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Cell phone behavior can spread like flu
Researchers from the University of Michigan (USA) tracked on dozens of students to find out the phenomenon of transmission in mobile phone use, Telegraph reported.
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Rules for choosing a place in the elevator
A psychology student in Australia has discovered that in elevators, older men often choose to stand behind, younger men stand in the middle and women of all ages stand a…