Research


Social Withdrawal Isn’t All Bad: New Study Says Unsociability Has Positive Effects

Generally speaking, there are two types of people: those who prefer the peace and quiet and those who just love to socialize. We know these people as introverts and extroverts. Introverts are typically the quieter, more solitary individuals, while extroverts are outgoing and exceptionally sociable. Now, these two personalities often…

Individuals with Alexithymia or ‘Emotional Blindness’ Experience Emotions Induced By Smells More Intensely

  Emotions are hard: being angry stinks, being confused is—well—confusing, and being hurt or upset is the worst. We don’t always know how to deal with these negative emotions correctly, which can result in unnecessary arguments, poor decision-making, and pity parties. But there’s no question that we feel these emotions;…

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