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The Latin American people are the happiest on the planet
People in 7 of the 10 happiest countries in Latin America, according to a Gallup survey.
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'Forget' computers, more creative people
According to research by the University of Utah and the University of Kansas (USA), the ability of human creativity increased significantly when they left the usual elec…
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Children hide their money for fear of being hit
Surveys by British scientists show that many students must hide their talent for fear of bullying friends.
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The secret to success at the age of 30
Surveys of British scientists show that happiness in adolescence is the motivation for young people to be more successful when they reach the age of 30.
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Women are more important than lovers
For many women, the female friend is even closer and more important than her lover, according to the New Zealand Herald.
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Smart phones make us work harder
The habit of checking e-mail on smartphones and tablets at home makes our actual working time significantly increase.
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Men are happiest at age 37
The happiest time of a man is at the age of 37 - at that time they achieved success in their careers and started to marry, according to research by British scientists.
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Decoding on a gloomy Monday
US scientists conducted a survey of over 340,000 people and found that Monday was no worse than other working days, except Friday.
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The value of lunch break
When was the last time you had lunch break? For many people, the answer is
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If you're single, travel
Because according to a recent study, traveling and experiencing new lands will make you more attractive and attractive in the eyes of the opposite person. Surveys conduc…
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10 most curious mystery questions
The Eden science channel of UKTV (UK) has conducted a survey of 2,000 people about their level of interest in the world's toughest mysteries. The results show that the q…
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Smartphone makes you forgetful and rude?
Smartphones are making things easier. However, in many cases, they are the source of dementia and rude behavior. Undeniably smartphones are changing the way we work and…
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How much does it cost to
Scientists at the Marist University's Institute of Public Research - conducted a telephone survey with 1,235 people across the United States to find out how much a famil…
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Women appreciate men more virtuous?
The famous philosopher Roger Steare conducted the Moral DNA online survey, to explore the factors affecting an individual's morality. The survey began four years ago and…
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The gap between women and men is underestimated
In a study published on January 4, three European psychologists used a new model to study personality differences between men and women saying that the gender gap was un…