The tricks to prevent impulse buying may differ depending on what type of person you are: a pleasure-seeker or a person who focuses on security.
A new study published in the International Journal of Cognitive Therapy, has revealed that people who are too harsh on themselves are more likely to exhibit behaviours that resemble those of OCD patients.
Testosterone has a measurable effect on a man's preference for brands that are considered to be status symbols.
People between the ages of 105 and 109, known as semi-supercentenarians, had a 50/50 chance of dying within the year and an expected further life span of 1.5 years.
"When people hug, emotional and motor networks in the brain interact and cause a stronger drift to the left in emotional contexts".
The study reveals that materialistic people use Facebook to both achieve their goals and feel good.
The next time you come across people suffering from mental illnesses, here's what you need to keep in mind.
According the University of Houston study, families face a substantial quantity-quality trade-off: increases in family size decrease parental investment, decrease childhood performance on cognitive tests and measures of social behaviour.
Why are intelligent people more trusting?
Apes and human infants show similar communicative gestures
The tricks to prevent impulse buying may differ depending on what type of person you are: a pleasure-seeker or a person who focuses on security.
A new study published in the International Journal of Cognitive Therapy, has revealed that people who are too harsh on themselves are more likely to exhibit behaviours that resemble those of OCD patients.
Testosterone has a measurable effect on a man's preference for brands that are considered to be status symbols.
People between the ages of 105 and 109, known as semi-supercentenarians, had a 50/50 chance of dying within the year and an expected further life span of 1.5 years.
"When people hug, emotional and motor networks in the brain interact and cause a stronger drift to the left in emotional contexts".
The study reveals that materialistic people use Facebook to both achieve their goals and feel good.
The next time you come across people suffering from mental illnesses, here's what you need to keep in mind.
According the University of Houston study, families face a substantial quantity-quality trade-off: increases in family size decrease parental investment, decrease childhood performance on cognitive tests and measures of social behaviour.
Why are intelligent people more trusting?
Apes and human infants show similar communicative gestures
