Psychology Facts

Teenagers

90% of the time when someone says they have to ask you a question, you recall all the bad things you have done recently.

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People who are risk-takers in their youth also tend to take relatively more risks than their peers as they age, research shows.

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If a guy stands with his legs apart while talking to a girl, it means he likes her.

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People who play video games often are much more likely to have lucid dreams than non-gamers

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The generation that invented the internet, the smartphone, and the iPad all played outside as children.

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Most teens may not get enough sleep.Adults usually get sleep earlier than teens. This happens because a sleep hormone called melatonin is secreted at around 10 pm due to the body's biological clock. This hormone is naturally secreted a little later in teens, making them sleepy much later in the night.

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The true mark of maturity is when somebody hurts you and you try to understand their situation instead of trying to hurt them back.

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Teenagers will always try to be more of an adult than a child: Sure, they are in the middle of that phase where it's neither here nor there, but they try their level best to show that they are mature enough to handle everything and anything.

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Dating an awkward person is less stressful. You laugh more and have more fun which improves quality of life and overall health.

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Watching scary movies has lasting effects on children and teens, which may affect them well into adulthood

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During face to face conversation, touch the person's shoulder or palm, it makes them comfortable with you. If he/she blinks too much, he/she is more likely telling truth and admire you.

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Your age doesn't define your maturity, your grades don’t define your intellect, and rumors don’t define who you are.

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Positive text messages from people you care about can have a positive influence on your body and improve your mood.