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. Not all risks are the same. The same person can fearlessly jump with a parachute, but be afraid of his boss. Or to train tigers, but feel embarrassed when talking to a pretty woman/ handsome man.
1. No todos los riesgos son iguales. La misma persona puede saltar sin miedo con un paracaídas, pero tener miedo de su jefe. O para entrenar tigres, pero si le puede avergonzar hablar con un/a mujer bonita/ hombre guapo.
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2. People are attracted to others that are similar to themselves. "Opposites attract" isn't really true at all.
2. Las personas se sienten atraídas por otros que son similares a ellos. "Los opuestos se atraen" no es realmente cierto en absoluto.
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3. No matter how perfect something is, we keep looking for drawbacks.
3. No importa lo perfecto que sea algo, seguimos buscando inconvenientes.
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4. A widely looped "L" suggests you're relaxed and spontaneous, while a narrow or retraced "L" means you might be restricting yourself.
4. Una "L" en bucle amplio sugiere que está relajado y espontáneo, mientras que una "L" estrecha o retraída significa que podría estar restringiéndose.
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5. Research shows that people believe fake news because it's easier than critically evaluating and analyzing everything else they've heard.
5. Las investigaciones muestran que las personas creen en las noticias falsas porque es más fácil que evaluar y analizar críticamente todo lo demás que han escuchado.
