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Women who do this when they get a compliment at work can be perceived badly Kyle Schnitzer

Anything beyond a simple thank you can carry consequences and even present them as less favorable — a concerning finding —, according to a recent study. Read More

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If you do this activity 4 or more times per week you could be more successful Kyle Schnitzer

Whether it’s running or weightlifting or even going for a leisurely bike ride around the neighborhood, people who set aside time to regularly exercise feel the benefits in their personal well-being. Read More

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This study just discovered a global emotional language John Anderer

According to a new study, this is the global emotional language — one we all can understand. Learn more about what it is, here. Read More

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Doing this very old-fashioned practice could help your relationships John Anderer

A new study from the University of Texas at Austin has uncovered a compelling reason why we should all be making more phone calls – especially during the coronavirus pandemic. Read More

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New study finds you will not hit your goals unless you have one of these John Anderer

Our goals essentially represent our idealized view of the future; one’s hopes and dreams for a life lived their way. Read More

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Scientists say if this is your flirting style, you will have success Kyle Schnitzer

While flirting is a slippery slope and can often be awkward in the workplace, researchers said that romantic or sexual interests in someone can be demonstrated through facial expression. Read More

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The science behind why you are obsessed with getting a tan John Anderer

Are you obsessed with getting a tan? According to research from The King’s College London, this is the science behind it. Learn more, here. Read More

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If you are born during this time of year, your allergies will be worse CW Headley

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that food allergies in children have increased by approximately 50% since 1997. This equates to roughly two children per classroom. The factors appear to be varied and the research is limited. However, a new study published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology attempts to … Read More

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If you use this many words when speaking, it can reveal this about your personality John Anderer

Researchers there investigated what one’s vocabulary can reveal about their overall health and well-being. Read More

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