A book filled with psychological facts for those who are interested in majoring in psychology or you just want to learn something new and interesting.
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1. Inability to understand sarcasm can be an early warning sign of a brain disease.
1. La incapacidad para comprender el sarcasmo puede ser una señal de advertencia temprana de una enfermedad cerebral.
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2. You can't read in a dream because reading and dreaming are functions of different sides of the brain, which don't cooperate during dreams
2. No se puede leer en un sueño porque leer y soñar son funciones de diferentes lados del cerebro, que no cooperan durante los sueños.
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3. Your brain treats rejection like physical pain.
3. Tu cerebro trata el rechazo como un dolor físico.
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4. MRIs of the canine brain indicate that dogs experience positive emotions similar to that of a human child. Among other things, the sight of familiar humans seems to trigger positive feelings in a dog’s brain.
4. Las resonancias magnéticas del cerebro canino indican que los perros experimentan emociones positivas similares a las de un niño humano. Entre otras cosas, la visión de seres humanos familiares parece desencadenar sentimientos positivos en el cerebro de un perro.
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5. After 30 years, our brain gradually begins to lose mass. This may partially explain the reason behind our memory failing us over time.
5. Después de 30 años, nuestro cerebro comienza a perder masa gradualmente. Esto puede explicar parcialmente la razón por la que nuestra memoria nos falla con el tiempo.
