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Sexy women work like drugs
The image of a woman with an attractive appearance creates a sense of euphoria in a man's brain just like when they use drugs or drink alcohol.
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10 most common bad habits of humans
Here are 10 of the most common bad habits that Western scientists ranked in reverse order.
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Why are people usually sick?
More than one-third of those who quit work due to illness occurred on Monday, a new study revealed. And actually not the body, but their work is problematic.
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Beautiful appearance overwhelms intelligence
A study in the US showed that most employers consider the appearance factors, not the intelligence or working capacity, when considering salary increase for employees.
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Working alternately is the result of evolution
Assignment to work is not just a good habit - it is actually a result of evolution, psychologists from the University of Leicester revealed after a recent study.
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Outwardness helps to live longer
An American study has concluded that long-lived people are more extroverted than others.
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Disgruntled people often have many initiatives
In a surprising study, American psychologists discovered that dissatisfaction at work can become a driving force for workers to come up with new ideas.
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Surfing the web now increases work efficiency
The latest study by Australian scientists said that surfing the web during working hours helps office workers increase by 9% of creativity.
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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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Explain that women see poor maps but find good things
A research group at the University of California, USA found the reason why women do not see maps as well as men but have the ability to search for keys better.
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Hot ups help to advance faster
Scientists claim that controlled rage helps us conquer higher positions in our careers.
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Detecting brain response mechanisms with stress
Regular stress often results in a heavy physical and mental effect on our bodies.
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Game helps the brain work better
Strategy games can help the elderly to improve their memory, reasoning and other thinking skills.
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Sadness is also good for work
According to research by the University of New York, grief helps increase concentration and avoid making mistakes in work.