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Female loser in fighting appetite
When faced with favorite foods, women are inferior to the macho wing in their ability to control appetite.
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Desire to conquer easy game addiction
The passion of men's video games stems from their desire to conquer deep in the subconscious.
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Fear also smells
A recent study demonstrates that the sweat we secrete while fear generates signals that others can unconsciously acquire.
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Foreign languages help people change their personality
People who know at least one foreign language feel their personality and way of looking at things differently when switching from one language to another.
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Mindful activities make us eat more
This finding explains why obesity is becoming more and more common in industrialized countries.
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See beautiful paintings to relieve pain
Seeing a masterpiece of art not only helps us raise the soul. According to psychologists, this also helps to ease physical pain.
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The type of blinking exposes the liar
Psychologists from the University of Portsmouth (UK) claim that people blink in a completely different way when they lie.
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Most of us are hypocrites
Most of us, whether admitted or not, are hypocrites. We value others more rigorously when evaluating ourselves.
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Anger is also beneficial
The long-held concept still holds that people just like pleasant feelings - like excitement - and avoid unpleasant feelings - like anger. But that is not always true.
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How long do people stay alone in the dark?
A BBC Horizon documentary film today will record the experiment of people locked in darkness, and their adaptation to the situation.
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Time stopped when we met danger
People who fall into dangerous situations often feel time slows. This distortion of time is not the result of brain work, but rather an illusion.
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Glances - the secret of attraction
A study of hundreds of volunteers at the University of Stirling and Aberdeen, England, found that if your eyes were slipping away, only a few made you less attractive.
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The processing speed is about the time of the human brain
Is it impossible for our brains to talk about the ability to perceive time, even if only a thousandth of a second, the original code may be just a long beep. But today,…