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People are more forgiving when their loved ones misbehave: Study

Jul 30, 2021

Washington [US], July 30 : When people behave badly or unethically, their loved ones may judge them less harshly than they would judge a stranger who committed the same transgressions, but that leniency may come at the cost of the judger's own sense of self-worth, according to a new study.

Millet-based diet may lower risk of type 2 diabetes, help manage blood glucose levels

Jul 30, 2021

Dolly Parton's first-ever fragrance launched

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National Lipstick Day 2021: Reinventing lipstick in the era of masks

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Longer breaks during learning lead to more stable activation patterns in brain: Study

People are more forgiving when their loved ones misbehave: Study

Millet-based diet may lower risk of type 2 diabetes, help manage blood glucose levels

Dolly Parton's first-ever fragrance launched

Study links second-hand marijuana smoke exposure to respiratory infections in children

Does testosterone influence success? Not much, study suggests

National Lipstick Day 2021: Reinventing lipstick in the era of masks

Eating for hunger or pleasure? Regulating feeding behaviours involves different brain circuits

Older people are worse at learning to self-help, but just as good learning to help others

Study suggests volunteers with lower wealth experience greater health gains

Goal-setting, positive parent-child relationships reduce risk of youth vaping

Disagreement may be a way to make online content spread faster, further: Study

Respect is more valued by young workers than 'fun' perks

Angry voters are result of angry politicians: Study

Tackling income inequality might boost vocabulary of low-income children

Mammals dream about world they are entering

Longer lunch breaks can encourage kids to eat more fruits, vegetables: Study

Smartphone gaming can be harmful to players seeking relief from boredom: Study

Study finds remotely supervised exercise classes as best option during COVID-19 pandemic